"I want to
say a thousand thanks for being part of our events for October
Breast Cancer Awareness month. I am still hearing many favorable
comments. Everyone loved L.B. 4:15. Thanks again for a great
performance. "
Paula Robbins
Blue Valley Community Action
"The evening was
more than we could ever have hoped for. It sent the important
message in such a loving and honest way.
You played the role so perfectly. It was our blessing that
you were able to provide us with that wonderful statement of “This
is how it happened, and this is how it felt.” I absolutely
affirm the value of L.B. 4:15; both the message and the presentation."
Judy McFarlin, Director, Cancer Program
Genesis Health Center
Davenport, Iowa
"Thank you for speaking at the Every Woman
Matters Outreach Summit. The participants enjoyed the one-act
play, as you can tell from the enclosed evaluation. With 5
being the top points, one participant wrote in 10!"
Tracey Bonneau
Every Woman Matters
Lincoln, Nebraska
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"L.B. 4:15 was poignant and educational. A good reminder of the sometimes fragile human experience and our role and responsibility as healthcare providers in that experience."
Denise Padilla
Wyoming Breast and Cervical Cancer
Early Detection Program
Cheyenne, WY
"Well done! Very good for
all of us, as professionals, to hear and think about."
"Eye-opening presentation on a 'patient's' experience."
"Being a breast cancer survivor, a lot of what she said hit home."
"Excellent - very touching, and helped to hear someone else's experience."
"Enjoyed the reality and her enthusiasm for life."
"Very good! So entertaining (at times), but a good message and reminder
to people who work with and know about having cancer."
Clifton Springs Cancer Symposium
Geneva, N.Y.
"Thanks
for your stage presentation at my 15th Annual Concepts
in Oncology Conference in Boise, Idaho. It really
opened my eyes to a patient's perspective of the
medical profession. You were awesome!"
Lynette Townsnd
St. Luke's Mountain Stmor ates TuInstitute
Boise, Idaho
"Pippa
White's performance of L.B.4:15 should be a must for all
healthcare professionals. Her poignant portrayal of a woman
diagnosed with breast cancer brings tears, smiles, and lessons.
Any caregiver who views this performance will never approach
patients the same way again. Pippa is the consummate professional,
equally comfortable on a stage or in a classroom. She is easy
to work with, very responsive, and brings rave reviews from
participants."
Catherine O. Rosich
Director Education Services
Connecticut Hospital Association
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