Why I Walk

Five years ago, breast cancer became my reality, but it never defined me.  At the height of COVID, with my faith in God and support of my family and friends, I walked a long road of uncertainty, sickness, tests, chemo, baldness, a double mastectomy, radiation, and a couple subsequent operations to 'get things right'.  I had no prior family history of breast cancer.   It just happened.   I was 1 in 8.

ONE OUT OF EIGHT OF THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE IN YOUR LIFE WILL FACE CANCER IN SOME FORM.    This is a staggering statistic!   Let's do all we can to find a cure and reduce/eliminate that statistic.

Will you join our team?  Not only will we have an awesome time?we'll also help Komen get that much closer to its vision of a world without breast cancer.

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Much love ~ 

Dorothy