The Bret Miller 1T Foundation is actively perusing donations to raise funds for a Massive video project for our great friends at
The National Consortium of Breast Centers.

We would ask for your help in any way you are able, from yourself personally, from your company, which ever way you can find in your heart to help this project. There is nothing like this available anywhere, and we feel that it will help save lives! It's awareness plain and simple, but done in a professional, clinical setting, helping anyone to learn to do a self exam.

Please help us do what ever you can, and please pass this on to your friends and family for their help.

This is a snipet from the the NCBC asking for your donations, Click on the letter to get the packet of information

"The National Consortium of Breast Centers is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development, implementation and expansion of breast center programs to allow professionals to be informed of the most up-to-date breast care techniques and options available to patients. The NCBC seeks to produce a professionally developed set of videos teaching proper Clinical Breast Examination techniques for professionals and teaching Breast Self-Examination for patients as early detection tools to ultimately reduce breast cancer deaths."

Please read this and when you can help Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , and Peggy will help get your donations to the NCBC, This video project will begin taping in January of 2012

You can mail your donations directly to:
National Consortium of Breast Centers, Inc.
1017 E Winona Ave
PO Box 1334
Warsaw, IN  46581-1334
Memo: Bret Miller 1T Foundation

Thank You in advance for your help on passing the word about our project, we look forward to hearing from you all Soon!! Bret

Great Video - "We Fight Back" watch it here  and be sure to go here  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AExElfzMELA&feature=share
and make sure you like the video so they can hit 100k views and get them on the Today Show!!

Just so you can appreciate the layers of work that went into the video,
there were 75 groups dancing with  22 celebrities filmed by 17 videographers which produced 64 HOURS of footage!

Here is the video from the Sat. morning with Bret's speech and kick off of the walk.

Special thanks to our biggest supporter and fundraiser Emily Jo Meyer (cousin) for being

there with the rest of the family, Peggy (video) Bob, Blake, Morgan, Bobby Jr., Tasha Leann, Calix, Bobby Gangel, Aunt Angie and of course Cadence!!

Helping to Save Second Base! ! !

Support Bret's Fight! He's 1 Year Clean!!

Please join Us in our ongoing battle and the battles of other to beat 
Breast Cancer and make this a thing of the past. You can still donate and help, just click on the  "join" today and donate what you can to the team.

Thank You in advance,   Bret

Did You See what I got to do?!! KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) - Sunday (Oct 9th) is a big day in Kansas City as the NASCAR Sprint Cup runs around the Kansas Speedway, but Thursday was a big day for another group of racers. This group is driving for their lives. It was a ride of a lifetime and it was more about celebrating a life. Fifteen Kansas City area breast cancer survivors had a chance to hop in a car and fly around the Kansas Speedway. Thursday was also Julie Luttmon's 50th birthday. "Three years ago today I had my surgery, and so rather than celebrate my birthday in years, I'm celebrating my birthday for life," said Luttmon. After surviving breast cancer, every day is a ride in the fast lane. "It's a journey that a lot of men and women go through and respect what few of us get to experience and you come out on the other side being very thankful," Luttmon said. It was also a ride for life for 25-year-old Bret Miller. He's the nation's youngest male breast cancer survivor. For Miller, the ride was nothing compared to the ride he's taken the last year. "It is a very rare case for men to get it… mostly in their 60s," he explained. "My main purpose now is to get the word out to young and old men and women because a lot of women are getting it younger." To date, the Pink Chevrolet Camaro NASCAR Pace Car has raised over $30,000 for the American Cancer Society.

"Don't wait for the Lump"
A video by Brandi Palmer

Or you can also visit Brandi's website: http://www.dontwaitforthelump.com/

The finalists have been annouced and Congratulations to Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation with  49,572 Votes,
BUT Wait We made it into the Top 20!!!  # 17 to be exact, There may be more exciting news coming our way So Stay Tuned
Se the complete list of names here:

http://www.pinkwell.org/finalists/

Bret continues to spread the word on early detection for Men and Women.    
Gearing up for Making Strides Walking mark your calendar, 
October 29^th Sat. come walk with Bret’s Team!!!!

Building AWARENESS 1 BOOB at a TIME!

Contact Peggy   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
for details on signing up

What a fantastic and busy day we had on May 7th, 2011. Attending, meeting, greeting and just having a inspiring day all because of the St. Joseph  Hospital Breast Center. We support them and ALL their Wonderful Doctors, Nurses and Volunteers. They helped Bret tremendously in his year long plus battle and stay in touch with him, They all have our profound Thank You's and best wishes, Keep Up The  GREAT WORK....
Peggy, Bob, Bret, Blake, Morgan & Bobby Miller

On Saturday May 7th, 2011 Bret was invited to attend the Susan G. Komen Survivors Luncheon, at the Overland Park Convention Center.
Bret met with  Stephanie Komen, daughter of Susan G. Komen as well as Geneva Price a 50 Year Breast cancer survivor during the lunch.
More pictures later and maybe we'll have some additional pictures from the LILLY BALL later on May 7th...
   

Bret, now cancer free and wanting to stay this way,
urges everyone to be aware, be your own advocate, CHECK THEM! 

Bret got his Tatoo finalized and is feeling great!

Live - Fight - Survive
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Building Awareness, 1 BooB At aTime   .. Literally