Ribbon chart

I ran across this ribbon chart at Disabled World.comand thought it was interesting enough to share.

Awareness Ribbons

This is a list of awareness ribbons. The meaning behind the awareness ribbon depends on its color or colors. Many groups have adopted ribbons as symbols of support or awareness, and as a result, many causes often share each color. Some causes may also be represented by more than one color.

The Orange ribbon is the symbol for kidney cancer awareness. The orange ribbon is also a symbol of leukemia, ADHD and self injury awareness
Kidney cancer information
The Periwinkle ribbon color signifies stomach cancer awareness, pulmonary hypertension, and eating disorders.
Stomach cancer information
The Blue awareness ribbon is a symbol for prostate cancer as well as Hydranencephaly, and child abuse awareness.
Prostate cancer information
A Gold ribbon signifies childhood cancer awareness and includes cancers such as the types of leukemia
Childhood cancers
Violet ribbon is the sign for Hodgkin’s Disease or Lymphoma a malignancy starting in the lymphatic tissues.
Hodgkin’s Disease
The Silver awareness ribbon denotes ovarian cancer (Australia) which can take four different forms.
Ovarian cancer
The Purple ribbon is awareness for Pancreatic cancer, Sarcoidosis, cystic fibrosis, Fibromyalgia, Lupus, and alzheimer’s disease. The Pink ribbon denotes breast cancer awareness. A cancer formed in the tissues of the breast.
Breast cancer
The Gray awareness ribbon is for brain cancer, asthma, and diabetes awareness.
Brain cancer
The Pink and Blue colored awareness ribbon is associated with inflammatory breast cancer.
Inflammatory Breast Cancer
The Jade Ribbon awareness is for hepatitis B and liver cancer in Asia and Pacific communities.
Liver Cancer
The Teal Ribbon awareness stands for agoraphobia, anxiety disorders and ovarian cancer.
Agoraphobia
The Red Ribbon awareness ribbon was created by the New York Visual AIDS Artists Caucus in 1991
HIV and Aids
The Green Awareness ribbon is the symbol for organ transplantation and
Lyme Disease
The Puzzle Awareness ribbon is for awareness of Autism, a development disorder with impaired social communication
The White awareness ribbon stands for Multiple Hereditary Exostoses a rare condition when exostoses develop on bones. The Blue Purple ribbon denotes childhood or pediatric stroke and rheumatoid arthritis awareness. The Cloud Colored Ribbon denotes awareness for the childhood condition Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
The Pearl awareness ribbon is the color designated for lung cancer awareness. The Yellow awareness ribbon denotes suicide awareness and Endometriosis Awareness

Amazed

I talked with my wife last night and she is so stressed out. She stated that taking care of her mother is the easiest thing going on up there. I know it must be tough when your job and immediate family is so far away, but I have been told not come up yet since the end may not be that near. Some people are so petty and childish. I am amazed at how some people can be looking at the situation for personal gain when the end of a precious life is coming so quickly. You would think that all the energy, thoughts and actions would be at keeping mom comfortable and happy in her last days. It sounds like not all the family members have mom as the main focus. Focus people! Let her know you care! Let her know you are thankful for everything has done for you to include give you life! Again I want to say I will miss this woman, with her heart of gold. I never really saw her be negative or cruel to anyone in the last 17 years that I have known her (OK maybe I am forgetting something, but I do not think so). I hope and wish for a most comfortable/peaceful (in her sleep) death possible for her. Mom, we WILL miss you, continue thinking and talking about you, to keep you alive in our hears and minds.

Nice morning

I skimmed the pond, but it is full of pollen and debris, hope the water clears up a little. Broke up some branches and the branch pile is about half or less. It is shrinking. 🙂 Swept off the patio and am happy to see that the jalapenos are still alive. It looks like the cucumbers, tomatoes, beets, peppers and squash are making it. Ya just gotta love home grown. I just cant wait until we can get the farm here in Texas.