To know my mom, Megan Razzolini, is to know one of the kindest souls and most devoted caretakers in the world. She is giving, compassionate, an incredible listener, and the kind of person who always puts others first. So, it’s no surprise that cancer tried to go after someone so good. But let’s be clear, it picked the wrong woman!

After she was diagnosed with breast cancer in April, I knew I wanted to do something more. I asked myself (How do you support the woman who would do absolutely anything for her family, friends, and even strangers?) The answer was simple. It was time to lace up my shoes and prepare to walk for a cause that hits close to the heart and close to the chest.

Over the next few months, I invite you to join me and my family whether that is raising money, walking strong, or if you know us, probably cracking a few inappropriate boob jokes along the way. For anyone who has been impacted in any way by breast cancer, this is also for you. 

Support our mom, our best friend, and all of the superhero's fighting because boobs are worth saving, laughter is medicine, and woman like ours are unstoppable.