Anita Cochran Heads to New York City This Week for a Special Performance
of Her Self-Penned Single “Fight Like A Girl” for Good Morning America’s
Breast Cancer Awareness Event “Fight Like A Girl” Friday, OCTOBER 5
Cochran To Donate Proceeds of the Purchase Downloads of “Fight Like A Girl” to the
Breast Cancer Research Foundation Following GMA Performance During Week of Oct 5 – 12
Busy Month Ahead For Cochran As She Participates In Numerous Events and Performances to Raise Awareness and Funds for the Fight Against Breast Cancer
NASHVILLE, TN –– Anita Cochran, an ACM and CMA nominated singer/songwriter who has battled triple positive breast cancer since August 2017, will perform her self-penned single “Fight Like A Girl” for Good Morning America’s breast cancer awareness event of the same name – “Fight Like A Girl” on Friday, October 5. Good Morning America’s inspiration for the campaign title was Cochran’s “Fight Like A Girl” as it carried a message of strength and determination in the face of incredible challenge.
Through her own charity, The Love Anchors Fund, Cochran will donate proceeds of “Fight Like A Girl” single sales to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for the week following her performance on Good Morning America (October 5 – 12). Throughout the month of October, The Love Anchors Fund will donate to various other causes and charities. Click HERE to purchase the single “Fight Like A Girl” to help in the fight against breast cancer.
Cochran, the first female artist in the history of country music to write, produce, and play multiple instruments including lead guitar on her debut release, was at the top of her game and a big touring force across the United States when her world came to an abrupt halt when she was diagnosed and told she had triple positive breast cancer in August of 2017. Cochran, always a strong and giving woman in every aspect of her life, stood tall and began the fight of her life. She turned to her songwriting for strength and solace and the result is her latest single, “Fight Like A Girl.” The song has gone on to not only give herself courage and determination but has been a source of courage and inspiration to many women all over the world who have been facing the same challenge as well as others.
“Maybe my journey can help people. I feel like that’s my purpose now.” – Anita Cochran
Cochran, who just last week finished her last chemotherapy treatment surrounded by her many friends and her doctors and nurses at Vanderbilt Ingrahm Cancer Center in Nashville, TN, has a busy month ahead paying it forward as she participates in numerous Breast Cancer Awareness events and performances.
Guest hosting with Devon O’Day 3pm – 6pm
Perform “Fight Like A Girl”