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Volume 1: No. 3, July 2004
STEP-BY-STEP: MAKING YOUR
COMMUNITIES HEALTHIER
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| DR. MAYA ANGELOU: |
As we get older, our chances
of developing breast cancer increase.
(Couple dancing.) |
| GRAPHICS: | WANNA treated her breast cancer in 1979. |
| DR. ANGELOU: | However, every year, more women continue to live meaningful lives because their breast cancer was discovered and treated early. |
| GRAPHICS: | Yuk Hing treated her breast cancer in 1996. |
| DR. ANGELOU: | Every woman deserves to be healthy. |
| GRAPHICS: | CARMEN treated her breast cancer in 1998. |
| DR. ANGELOU: | And a good way to make sure
you don't have breast cancer is to have a mammogram every year. If
you're over 40, call about a free mammogram. Do it for yourself and
the people you love
Every woman counts, every year. |
| GRAPHICS: | GEORGIA CANCER COALITION 1-800-4CANCER (422-6237) www.georgiacancer.org (End.) |
A WOMAN IS LEADING AN ELDERLY GROUP IN A WATER-AEROBICS CLASS.
A MAN DRESSED AS A BEE COMES IN AND BEGINS DELIVERING A SINGING TELEGRAM.
| FEMALE VOICE: | All right, two more laps. And
two. Arms good and tired, yeah?
(Laughter.) |
| BEE CHARACTER: | Bzzzzz. A message from
Allison:
(Sings.) "Be smart, be brave. What I'm really trying to say, someone needs to take a peak at a part of which we rarely speak." (End singing.) Oh, what the heck. Just get your darn colon checked, okay! (Laughter.) |
| BEE CHARACTER: | Okay. That's the buzz. I'm out of here, people. You were great. Even you. Thank you. |
| GRAPHICS: | GEORGIA CANCER COALITION 1-800-4CANCER (422-6237) www.georgiacancer.org (End.) |
SFX: MUSIC UP AND UNDER.
A MAN IS SEATED AT A DINING ROOM TABLE READING THE NEWSPAPER. OVER HIS SHOULDER, WE CAN SEE HIS WIFE IN THE KITCHEN. WITHOUT LOOKING UP, HE CARRIES ON A CONVERSATION WITH HER.
| HAROLD: | And another thing, when was the last time you had a mammogram? |
| GO TO CLOSEUP OF ANNA. | |
| ANNA: | Oh Harold, that’s sweet. Are you trying to tell me that you love me? |
| HAROLD: | No. I just heard, you know, you should get a mammogram every year. |
| GO TO CLOSEUP OF ANNA | |
| ANNA: | Oh, Harold, now you know you trying to tell me that you can't live without me. |
| GO TO CLOSEUP OF HAROLD. | |
| HAROLD: | I wouldn’t read too much into it. I’m just saying, you know, who’ll water the plants? |
| ANNA: | Oh Harold, you are a sweetheart. |
| VOICEOVER: | To find out about low- or no-cost mammograms in your area, call 1-800-4CANCER. |
| GRAPHICS: | Save a Life, Get Checked 1.800.4.CANCER GEORGIA CANCER COALITION www.georgiacancer.org (End.) |
| FEMALE VOICE (Singing): |
"I'm every woman, so all you women, every year, go all you women. Every woman counts." |
| VOICEOVER: | Dr. Maya Angelou. |
| DR. MAYA ANGELOU: |
As we get older, our chances
of developing breast cancer increase. However, every year, more women
continue to live meaningful lives because their breast cancer was
discovered and treated early.
Every woman deserves to be healthy. And a good way to make sure you don't have breast cancer is to have a mammogram every year. If you're over 40, call about a free mammogram. Do it for yourself and the people you love Every woman counts, every year. |
| VOICEOVER: | Call 1-800-4CANCER. That's 1-800-422-6237. Because... |
| FEMALE VOICE (Singing): |
"Every woman counts, every year." |
| VOICEOVER: | Brought to you by the Georgia
Department of Human Resources and the Georgia Cancer Coalition. (End.) |
| VOICEOVER: | Introducing a new tool in the
fight against colorectal cancer. (Buzzing.) |
| VOICEOVER: | Georgia has enlisted a swarm of bees to help us take the sting out of cancer. |
| BEE CHARACTER: |
A message from your daughter.
(Clears throat.)
(Singing.) "Be smart, be brave, what I'm really trying to say is someone needs to take a peak at a part of which we rarely speak." (End singing.) Oh, what the heck. Just get your darn colon checked, okay! |
| VOICEOVER: | If you're over 50, you're at risk. But there's great news. Colorectal cancer is 90 percent curable if detected early. So go in and get checked, because we've got to catch it early. Remember, when it wants to, a bee can be a real pest. |
| BEE CHARACTER: |
Are you going to get checked? |
| MALE VOICE: | I'm going to get checked. |
| BEE CHARACTER: |
Are you going to get checked? |
| MALE VOICE: | I'm going to get checked. |
| BEE CHARACTER: |
Are you going to get checked? |
| MALE VOICE: | I'm going to get checked. Okay? |
| BEE CHARACTER: |
Okay. |
| VOICEOVER: | Save a life. Get checked. Ask
your doctor or a health care provider about getting checked for
colorectal cancer. Or call 1-800-4CANCER. Or visit Georgiacancer.org
for more information.
Brought to you by the Georgia Cancer Coalition and the Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health. (End.) |
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