Attention to anyone reading this! If you know anyone with breast cancer that does not have medical insurance, be sure to share Reba’s information with them that is on the description of this episode. Reba Mason is an incredible human being.

Prior to meeting her, I had an excitement to meet someone like her and she did not disappoint one bit. a leader. That is the best way I can explain who she is. She has been diagnosed with cancer three times. She is currently undergoing treatment; however, through this trial she has not stopped to think about others and how she can take this situation and make something amazing happen for someone in need.

Through Reba’s Vision and Baskets of Hope, Reba is providing women in the West Valley of Arizona Free 3 D Mammograms to women with no insurance or if their insurance no longer cover this. Aside from raising money for this cause, she is also giving free wigs to women in need that have lost their hair because of chemo. It saddened me to know that some a majority of women feel to helpless and sad because they lose their hair.

Reba is shipping wigs everywhere, including Mexico and Canada. Share this episode or Reba’s information with as many people as you can. We never know who we might be able to help if they only knew of Reba’s Vision and Baskets of Hope.

Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7vRJ8MIi3mBZPYV17QX7kz?si=X49y_16NQT-wI1NMHwfrTg

Arnold Hickey with Realty One Group interviews Reba Mason-Mikutowicz with Reba’s Vision and Baskets Of Hope, meet the owner, Reba Mason-Mikutowicz.

Note: This article is about Reba’s Vision and Baskets of Hope. Please visit their profile page to find more information and review the business.

Several events scheduled for October – By Rusty Bradshaw (Independent Newsmedia)

Women who want to get 3-D digital mammograms have an outlet to get them free of charge, thanks to two organizations devoted to helping fight breast cancer.

Reba’s Vision, operated by Surprise resident Reba Mason-Mikutowicz, a victim of breast cancer herself, received a grant from A 2nd Act to provide 10 women with the 3-D mammograms.  One of the main goals for Reba’s Vision is to provide 3-D mammograms.

A 2nd Act’s mission is recognizing that healing is helping to celebrate and support women survivors of all cancers who are using their newly realized gifts of life and experience to give back for the greater good.

Ms. Mason-Mikutowicz was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 and underwent a double mastectomy, through which it was discovered she had 3c invasive ductal carinoma.  She went through three different rounds of chemo, all 16 weeks, and more than 96 rounds of readiation.

Employees of the Macy’s at Arrowhead Mall were honored Wednesday by Peoria Fire and Medical after they used CPR to save a customer’s life.

PEORIA, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) — Employees at the Macy’s in Arrowhead Mall were recognized Wednesday morning for their quick thinking that helped save a woman’s life.

According to Peoria Fire and Medical, Reba Mason was shopping at the Macy’s on July 10 when she fell unconscious. She was in full cardiac arrest, not breathing and didn’t have a pulse.

[READ MORE: Cancer warrior says she owes her life to Macy’s employees in Peoria]

Several managers at the Macy’s who had taken CPR training classes jumped into action and began doing CPR on her.

Peoria-Fire and Medical paramedics responded and took over CPR. Mason regained her pulse and was able to breathe on her own while on the way to the hospital.

Mason is currently battling breast cancer and is recovering from the cardiac event.

Peoria-Fire and Medical honored the employees and hopes that this will encourage other corporate offices, small businesses and organizations to learn CPR.

“We are so proud of Princella, Rosy, Claudette and Amy, our Macy’s Arrowhead colleagues, for their quick action and heroism last week. We are especially grateful for Reba’s recovery,” said Colleen Liard, store manager at Macy’s Arrowhead. “At Macy’s, our executives are trained in CPR specifically for situations such as this, and we are delighted that they were able to successfully put their training into practice.”

Source: https://www.azfamily.com/shows/good_morning_arizona/macy-s-employees-honored-by-peoria-fire-and-medical-for/article_7a12b2fe-a8ab-11e9-a732-0705c8aa6e6a.html

By: Angie Koehle

Reba Mason jokes that shoe shopping saved her life last week. Mason is a breast cancer patient and the founder of Reba’s Vision, a non-profit to help survivors with expenses. She just left an appointment on Tuesday after having the pain medicine changed in her implanted pump. She later learned something went terribly wrong.

GLENDALE, AZ — Reba Mason jokes that shoe shopping saved her life last week.

“I don’t remember driving to Macy’s. That’s the scary part. I could’ve killed someone,” Mason said.

Mason is a breast cancer patient and the founder of Reba’s Vision, a non-profit to help survivors with expenses. She just left an appointment on Tuesday after having the pain medicine changed in her implanted pump. She later learned something went terribly wrong.

“A little bit of medicine leaked into my body,” she said.

Essentially it caused her to overdose and go into cardiac arrest. But fortunately, she wasn’t at home alone, where she would’ve normally been. She was right in the middle of the Macy’s at Arrowhead Mall.

“These people jumped into action with no thought about it. They just did it,” she said.

It turns out those people were Macy’s managers. Coincidentally, they recently had mandatory CPR training, and by chance, there was a manager meeting at that very time, so all of the managers were there. When a call went out over the loudspeaker for a customer in distress, the freshly-trained staff rushed to her. They started CPR and worked on her for ten minutes until paramedics from Peoria could get there.

Though the mall is in Glendale, Peoria’s crew was closer. She can’t begin to express her gratitude for each one of the people who helped her.

“There’s not enough gratitude in the world to tell you just how thankful and grateful I am,” she said.

When Mason woke up in ICU, she was given the two pair of shoes she bought. She later found out she actually purchased three pairs. She looks forward to picking up the third pair and meeting those workers again, but under much better circumstances.

“My husband wouldn’t have a wife today if not for all of them,” she said.

A spokesperson for Peoria fire confirms the employees saved her life. The department plans to honor them at an event this week.

Source: https://www.abc15.com/news/region-west-valley/glendale/valley-woman-praises-macys-workers-at-arrowhead-mall-for-saving-her-life

Reba’s Vision is proud to announce partnership with Solis Mammography in Glendale, Chandler and Mesa so we are truly blessed. To be extending our program. So a our 2 Susie’s say what is your excuse!!! Smart Cruve is amazing.

– REBA

Thusday, June 13, 2019 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Glendale Women’s Club
7032 N. 56th Avenue

You’re Invited to Celebrate with Us!

Reba’s Vision Grand Ribbon Cutting

With the Glendale Chamber of Commerce

DJ Curtis Whipple providing the tunes.
Raffle Prizes, Food, Adult Beverages
Wine samples Provided By Wines By Humanity Diana Pompa