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Various Non-Bald Discussions => General Discussion => Topic started by: VFRWolf on February 06, 2007, 07:37:16 PM

Title: Breast Cancer 3 day walk
Post by: VFRWolf on February 06, 2007, 07:37:16 PM
*Warning* Shameless plug for donations ahead.....

In October of this year my wife will be walking 60 miles in 3 Days to raise money for breast cancer research. she did this in 2001, so I know she can do it again, although it will take a lot of personal time to train for the event.

In signing up, she has agreed to raise a minimum of $2,200 in donations. You may make a donation online at www.the3day.org/atlanta07/ssitze.

As many of you know, I  lost my first wife to breast cancer when she was only 34. My children were only 9 & 6 when they lost their mother. This happens to too many families.

I know there are a lot of worthy causes out there, but this is one close to our family, and I bet if you think about it, every one of you know someone who has or has had breast cancer, or has lost a loved one to it.

If you would like more information on the event itself, go to www.the3day.org

NO DONATION IS TOO SMALL!
Title: Re: Breast Cancer 3 day walk
Post by: wpruitt on February 06, 2007, 08:22:19 PM
I'm going to piggyback and endorse Rob's request for donations.  My mother is a breast cancer surviver - her doctor discovered a small lump this past summer; she was fortunate to have her malignancy contained.  She had a mastectomy and never lost a moments steam .... BUT SHE WAS ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES.  Take a moment and dig deep for this worthy cause.  I know I do.

And Rob ... This is a plug for this worthy cause that should have no shame.
Title: Re: Breast Cancer 3 day walk
Post by: Tyler on February 06, 2007, 10:22:11 PM
Great plug Rob!  I'm sure the guys here will band together to help the cause.
Title: Re: Breast Cancer 3 day walk
Post by: MagmaBabe on February 07, 2007, 12:16:30 AM
I lost my sister to breast cancer the week before christmas 2005, she was only 34.  :(
She was unfortunate in the fact that it went undiagnosed until she only had 4 weeks to live, despite going backwards and forwards to hospital with different complaints for the previous 18 months.

So please, please, I urge all of you to donate what you can, it's a most worthy cause and every little helps.

Well done Rob and your missus for having the balls to bring this to our attention.