Serena Shreves

Serena Shreves Miss IL ‘24 Semifinalist, Miss Metropolis ‘24 ✨
Advocate/Partner | American Cancer Society
IL 📍 | Murray State UniversityGrad Student 🎓

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of all who have served. Your bravery and dedication to our country will never ...
11/11/2024

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of all who have served. Your bravery and dedication to our country will never be forgotten.
Check out the link in my bio to find out how you can contribute to support those who give so much for our freedom. 🇺🇸🏅

11/04/2024

Taking a bow— signing off for the final time, I am Miss Metropolis 2024, Miss Illinois 2024 Semifinalist, and Miss Illinois 2024 Peoples’ Choice, Serena Shreves 🖤✨

I just finished my exit interview as Miss Metropolis 2024! I can’t wait to see who will take on the title of Miss Metrop...
11/03/2024

I just finished my exit interview as Miss Metropolis 2024! I can’t wait to see who will take on the title of Miss Metropolis 2025! 💛✨👑

Just one more day left as Miss Metropolis 2024! It’s amazing how quickly this year has flown by since my crowning. I’m s...
11/02/2024

Just one more day left as Miss Metropolis 2024! It’s amazing how quickly this year has flown by since my crowning. I’m so excited to discover what God has planned for me next. Keep an eye out for new journeys and adventures ahead! ❤️👑✨

🤍 WORLD CANCER DAY 2024 🤍Cancer takes the lives of MILLIONS of individuals despite demographic. Join me today in support...
02/05/2024

🤍 WORLD CANCER DAY 2024 🤍
Cancer takes the lives of MILLIONS of individuals despite demographic. Join me today in supporting these individuals and their friends/families/caregivers on their journey!
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RIBBON SPOTLIGHT 🎗Today we will be spotlighting the zebra ribbon which represents carcinoid (neuroendocrine) cancer.  Ca...
01/06/2024

RIBBON SPOTLIGHT 🎗
Today we will be spotlighting the zebra ribbon which represents carcinoid (neuroendocrine) cancer.
Carcinoid tumors are often slow growing, and can arise from anywhere in the body. Carcinoid tumors often go undetected for long periods of time due to little-to-no symptoms exhibited in patients.
Check out the link in the comment section below for more additional information regarding education & ways to donate!

RIBBON SPOTLIGHT 🎗Today we will be spotlighting the periwinkle ribbon which represents gastric/stomach cancer.  The offi...
01/06/2024

RIBBON SPOTLIGHT 🎗
Today we will be spotlighting the periwinkle ribbon which represents gastric/stomach cancer. The official awareness month designated for the observance of gastric cancer is November.
Gastric cancer originates in the stomach, with the most common type being adenocarcinoma, a disease that forms in the stomach's inner lining. Risk factors for gastric cancer include smoking, obesity, and eating foods that are highly processed and sodium-concentrated.
Check out the link in the comment section below for additional information regarding education & ways to donate!

RIBBON OF THE WEEK SPOTLIGHT 🎗️This week we will be spotlighting the pearl/white ribbon which represents lung cancer. No...
11/09/2023

RIBBON OF THE WEEK SPOTLIGHT 🎗️
This week we will be spotlighting the pearl/white ribbon which represents lung cancer. November is also Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
Approximately 90% of lung cancers are inflicted by cigarette smoking. Other risk factors of lung cancer include, personal/family history, long-term secondhand smoke exposure, asbestos exposure, radon gas exposure, along with other hazardous chemical exposures.
Check out the link in the comment section below for additional information regarding education & ways to donate!

RIBBON OF THE WEEK SPOTLIGHT 🎗️This week we will be spotlighting the purple ribbon which represents Pancreatic Cancer. T...
11/01/2023

RIBBON OF THE WEEK SPOTLIGHT 🎗️
This week we will be spotlighting the purple ribbon which represents Pancreatic Cancer. The month of November is designated as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.
According to the American Cancer Society, around 64,000 individuals will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. Risk factors include obesity, smoking, preexisting conditions such as chronic pancreatitis and diabetes, and individuals over the age of 45 are more likely of developing the disease.
For more information on educational resources regarding the disease, visit the link in the comment section below!

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