I was diagnosed with breast cancer on the 4th of June last year, Thanks to early detection, I received chemotherapy and surgery at Royal Perth Hospital, to whom I am eternally grateful. I am thrilled to share the wonderful news that the cancer is now gone! I am reaching out to all my family and friends to help raise funds for breast cancer research. To show my support, I have pledged to go pink for the entire month of June by wearing pink and getting my hair dyed pink, with a huge thanks to Hair by Kelly for doing this complimentary. Additionally, I am holding a raffle to raise funds and would like to express my gratitude to my daughter Natasha Kiikoro and my work colleague Natasha Seoung for donating prizes for the raffle. Westside Auto Wholesale, my employer and second family who have stood by me wholeheartedly throughout my journey, is amazingly supporting me. They are encouraging the staff to wear pink on the 4th of June 2025, marking one year since my diagnosis. The administration, deliveries and service departments are getting decorated pink. The website will subtly turn pink in places, email signatures will change to pink and feature the QR code, and they are also placing pink balloons on the cars with a huge breast cancer awareness banner hanging in the middle of the shed. To thank Westside Auto Wholesale for all their support throughout my journey, I will be holding a small morning tea on the 4th of June. I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to my stepdaughter Sophie Harris and my friend and work colleague Yvonne Brunalli for donating their time to help me organize this event. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer.

In September 2023 i went for a regular Mammogram, 2 weeks later i was told i have, Pre-Cancer in my breast, called DCIS,i had surgery to remove the cells and had 5 sessions of Radiation,i have also had 2 friends go through Breast Cancer, so i am hoping to raise some money

I'm pledging this June to show my support for those that are suffering and to provide some kindness. I want to be able to help even if it is just raising a little money

This June, I’m wearing pink to show love and support for those touched by breast cancer. Every donation helps fund vital research that brings us closer to better treatments and, one day, a cure.

I believe there is always hope. Today, tomorrow, and every day after. I trust in research and new treatments. And I might not know your journey but I want you to know I’m thinking of you and sending prayers and love 🩷

I’m going pink in June to support those who have or are going through breast cancer. My support is to show that you don’t have to be directly affected by it to show support to the cause.

I’m going pink in June for my mum who fought and won her battle. And also for my mother in law who sadly lost her hard fought battle.

I’m doing pink in June for my warrior my mother who was diagnosed with breast through Covid This woman is so kind loving and strong so if I can do something as small as going pink to show her love and support I will

I'm going pink this June as a breast cancer warrior. Without this valuable research I wouldn't be here today.

I'm going pink in June for my mum Kostoula who was diagnosed with breast cancer. She's a trooper and cherish every moment having her with me.

Mama, you're always with me in my heart 🩷 Stay by my side and we will meet again 😘

I’m going pink in honour of my angels who have lost their battle to Breast Cancer. 🩷

I’m going pink as a two-time survivor, in honour of those angels we have lost and those still fighting. Keep going strong warrior sisters … you are not alone 💕🩷

I'm going pink in June in memory of my Mum who had breast cancer over 20 years ago and later passed away from bowel cancer

I'm going pink in June in memory of my Mum who lost the battle back in 2018, and for my friends and family who have been affected by this awful thing.

This year is my first year pledging for Go Pink and I am shaving off my dreadlocks to show support and solidarity for all of the people diagnosed with BC every year! I have personally experienced loved ones being diagnosed and I am so proud of them for overcoming this disease and thankful for early diagnosis and great medical teams!

Just supporting my sisters across the nation 🩷

I have decided to colour my hair Pink in June for my late Mother, My friend Tash's late Mother, My beautiful friend Rachel and all the people that have been affected by Breast Cancer.

I've decided to colour my hair different shades of pink to show my support for breast cancer as I lost a aunty to bresat cancer and my mum has had a right mastectomy and want to help others who have been affected by this disease

I am going pink in anyway possible this June in honour of my mum who passed away last year. She fought for a long time & never gave up. She is my hero and inspiration. I am fundraising to help find a cure for Breast Cancer. My heart goes out to all families effected - you are not alone 🩷

I decided to dye my hair pink to show my support for breast cancer awareness and stand in solidarity with those affected by the disease.

I am an oncology nurse and pledge to Go Pink and raise funds because I want to help create a world where no women dies from breast cancer! This is for my Mum and my late Nonna, all my patients; and in loving memory of my Zia 💗🎀

In loving memory of my Nana Marlene and for all the women who are and have fought, your strength and resilience is inspirational ❤️ Keep on fighting ! 🥰

I am raising funds for women who have fought, and those who are fighting now. Your strength and resilience is inspirational 🩷

We hear you, we see your fight, and we have nothing but the utmost respect for everyone fighting breast cancer. You are so incredibly brave. You're all worth it 🩷 Don't lose hope!

You ladies are amazing and you will push through it your all super strong women! You got this ladies

Many Thanks to all the Healthcare workers who support peeps with Breast Cancer🩷 🩷

Keep fighting!

To all of us women out there that has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer ♋️ we are strong and we can get through this. 🩷🩷

As a 16 year Mo Bro, I would paint my Mo pink for the last week of Movember to say thanks to all my Mo Sistas who have supported me over the years but to also raise awareness for Breast Cancer. Around 4 years ago, I grew my hair back and from then on, my hair and moustache have been permanently pink. Go Pink for me is something that I do everyday. Doing what I do generates lots of looks but if it gets someone talking about it and getting themselves checked out, then I know what I am doing is working. I will never stop how I look, it will be a part of me always.

I am fundraising for the women before me, and for the women who will sadly still come after me. For those who will need to walk this journey but will discover how strong and brave, and so very loved they are. The journeys continue...

In 2023, I joined a sisterhood I never expected to be part of. When I heard the words 'breast cancer,' my world shifted - but I wasn't alone. I stood on the shoulders of countless strong individuals who walked this path before me, who showed me that courage wears many faces. Now, it's my turn to make a difference. This fundraiser isn't just my story - it's for the warriors who came before me, whose strength lights the way. And most importantly, it's for those who will face this journey tomorrow. Every dollar raised is a step toward better treatments, earlier detection, and ultimately, a world where breast cancer diagnosis doesn't change lives like it changed mine. Together, we can turn hope into action. Because while cancer may have started this story, it doesn't get to write the ending. We do. ✨💪"

I'm supporting this because my mum had Brest cancer last year and how it effected her and how brave she is.

Anyone that has gone through breast cancer I have immense respect for. You are all so wonderfully brave and strong. Your worlds get turned upside down but you always fight through. It is something I have always admired and will continue to. To everyone going through breast cancer treatment right now, just know you are supported, respected and loved always!

Always remembered Sue

I just wanna say how brave and proud of everyone who’s gone through, has gone, or has been lost to this devastating battle. While I personally haven’t been affected, I believe with every ounce of my soul that you guys have got this and can beat this! Reading people’s stories and not being able to do more to help is a hard position to be in but I know you are in good hands with the professionals and I hope the awareness and donations that get made can help make a difference. I truly wish everyone the best 🩷

Knowing a few people whose lives have been affected by cancer is a few too many 💔 Sending love, strength, and prayers to anyone suffering and to all of the family members, friends, neighbors, coworkers, *communities* supporting them - we're all in this fight together 🌷 (For B, S and S 💗 )

We are all in this together. With the help and support of everyone we have got this.

Its been just over two years since the moment everything changed for me. Since the word cancer carved its way into my life. I’m no longer in active treatment. There are no more hospital chairs, no more beeping machines, no more weekly appointments that blur into each other. But the truth is—cancer doesn’t pack up and leave just because treatment ends. The physical battle might be over, but the emotional one? The one where you wake up trying to remember who you were before, where every ache makes you pause, where the mirror reflects someone new—that battle is still ongoing. They don’t talk about this part enough. The after. The invisible weight 'survivors' carry every day. This June, I'm going pink and raising money for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Because too many of us—whether we’ve lived it, loved someone through it, or lost someone to it—know this story too well. If you’ve been touched by this disease in any way, if you’ve ever held someone’s hand through the darkness—then you know. Every dollar donated to this cause really is a hand reaching out to someone in their darkest hour, reminding them they’re not alone.

You are not alone, many stand beside you. Love and light ✨️ going up for you.

Your survival isn’t just a personal victory. You’re a true inspiration to millions hoping to beat the odds & come out stronger . Stay strong x

Breast Cancer has touched the lives of women I love. I am doing this for everyone. Every amount can make a difference.

The distress that people with breast cancer go through in such short amounts of time and having their lives changed instantly, I cannot fathom and if I can fundraise even just a little, I will feel like I’ve done something to begin helping breast cancer research and treatment

I don't know anyone with breast cancer personally, but I know it sucks and I want to be a part of making it better ❤️❤️

I’m so proud to be part of this incredible fundraiser, to support all the incredible women who are fighting, have fought, and are watching down on us, and for all the supporting friends and families x

To all the women who have lived or passed with breast cancer, I am now following along on this journey with you. Sending you love, light and strength to you and your loved ones. 🙏💕

This isn’t about the statistics, but for the names, Mary, Winnie, Amra& Nora and the faces and stories behind them, driven by the mission to support, uplift, and fund life-saving research. So in June I’ll be wearing something pink every day for every mother, sister, daughter, and friend who deserves a future without breast cancer.

Always in my heart Vik I love you forever 🩷🩷

Sending my love and support to everyone who needs it x

Sending love and support to you all going through this difficult time Stay strong

Love you to the moon and back my beautiful, strong, brave Sis, Bronwyn 🩷 you are amazing to me and my inspiration 💖

I know you're always watching over me, I wish we had more time together.. and that you got to watch me grow up from down here. I only hope you're proud of who I am 🩷 I love you Nan

Thinking of all you lovely ladies out there who have finished treatment and or just starting treatment. The road ahead may seem daunting but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Stay strong and stay positive.

Missing you Mom!

We will always carry you in our heart Rush

We miss you Harry

We will always love you Jeanie

We carry you in our heart Linda!!