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If you could change one thing about pancreatic cancer care, what would it be? Earlier detection? More treatment options? Better access to specialists? More support for families? Every perspective matters. 💜 We’re listening. #PancreaticCancer #NPCF

A little magic is coming to Visions in Violet! ✨ Join us Nov. 14 at the DoubleTree Rapid City for an evening of food, entertainment, connection, and purpose. 🎟️ Tickets are on sale now! 💜 #VisionsInViolet #PancreaticCancer

Last day for Early Bird pricing!  Visions in Violet Gala tickets are $40 today and go up to $50 tomorrow. Join us on November 14 in Rapid City for an evening supporting the fight against pancreatic cancer. Get your tickets today!

Today is the LAST day to create your free will at no cost. 💜 A will helps make your wishes known, protect the people you love, and plan for the future. If it’s been on your to-do list, today’s the day to check it off. Create yours: partner.freewill.com/npcf?ut…

Today is National Grief Awareness Day. Families who’ve lost someone to pancreatic cancer, grief doesn’t follow a timeline. It shows up in memories, milestones, quiet moments, and unexpected places. We honor the people we miss and the love they left behind. #NPCF #GriefAwareness

A meaningful step forward for pancreatic cancer. The FDA has approved daraxonrasib (Rasonque), a new targeted treatment option for certain adults with metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma. More options. More progress. More hope. Learn more from the FDA #PancreaticCancer #NPCF

No one should face pancreatic cancer alone. This August, create your will free with FreeWill and help the National Pancreatic Cancer Foundation stand beside patients and families. partner.freewill.com/npcf?ut…

Survival is more than a statistic. Behind every survivor is a story of resilience, support, uncertainty, and hope. Every pancreatic cancer journey is different, but every story deserves to be heard, and every day forward is worth celebrating. 💜

Every seat at Visions in Violet has a purpose. By attending, you're helping support awareness, education, advocacy, and hope for those affected by pancreatic cancer. Join us for an evening that makes a difference. 💜 🎟️ Get your tickets today: givebutter.com/c/VIV-2026

This Fourth of July, we're celebrating more than a holiday. We're celebrating the moments that become memories.  The family gatherings, the laughter, the traditions, and the time spent with the people we love. Wishing you a safe and meaningful Independence Day. 💜

Not all courage is loud. For so many facing pancreatic cancer, and the people who love them, courage can look like simply getting through the day, or quietly trying again tomorrow. We see that strength, and it matters more than words can say. #PancreaticCancerAwareness #NPCF

Some days feel hopeful. Some days feel overwhelming. Those facing pancreatic cancer, hope isn't pretending everything is okay; it's finding the strength to keep moving forward, one day at a time.  What helps you hold onto hope? #PancreaticCancerAwareness #GiveHope #HopeForACure

A survivor's story isn't defined by cancer. It's defined by courage, resilience, and hope. This National Cancer Survivors Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and courage of cancer survivors everywhere.

Everyone checks in during treatment. Fewer people check in after. But many survivors are still living with anxiety, fear of recurrence, and emotional exhaustion long after chemo ends. Keep checking in. It matters more than you know

THIS OR THAT: Mental Health Edition What feels harder mentally during pancreatic cancer? 🟣 The waiting OR 🟣 The uncertainty There’s no right answer. Both can feel overwhelming in very different ways.

A cancer diagnosis changes your mind before anything else. The fear. The unknown. The weight of it all. No one should have to carry that alone. Support matters #mentalhealthawarenessmonth

The diagnosis is physical. The weight of it is mental. Cancer comes with fear, uncertainty, and constant processing that people don’t always see. May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

3 ways to help someone with pancreatic cancer (that actually matter): • Help financially: costs add up fast • Provide meals: one less thing to worry about • Show up: check in, be there, even in silence 💜 You don’t have to fix it. Just don’t disappear.

One appointment turns into ten new terms you’ve never heard before. And suddenly you’re expected to understand everything. If medical information has ever felt overwhelming, you’re not alone. What’s something you wish were explained more clearly? #pancreaticcancerawareness

Immunotherapy has changed treatment for some cancers, but it doesn’t work for everyone. Pancreatic cancer can “hide” from the immune system, making it harder to target. Research is working to change that.