Yes, I’m doing it again – I signed up for the 2010 Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure™! I had such an incredible experience doing the Komen 3-Day for the Cure last year that I’m going back for more. I’m so excited about this event, even though this year I really know what I’ve gotten myself into.
Just in case you missed my account of last year’s event, follow the link below to visit my personal Web page, where I tell my story. This event isn’t easy, but I promise you, I wouldn’t be doing it if I didn’t believe 100% that it was worth every muscle ache, weary night and training walk!
I need your help. I am planning on surpassing the $2300 that you – my friends and family – gave so generously last time around to help end breast cancer.
If you have any questions or want to hear more about what I’m doing, I love talking about the event. Thanks for all of your support. I’m incredibly lucky to have people like you in my life!
Love,
Donna.
P.S. Don’t wait – donate today!
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Cancer Freedom: one person's journey of faithWhen she was 42, Bea Hoek found a lump in her breast. This frightening discovery launched her on a journey she never wanted to take, but it ended in strengthened faith and renewed hope. Through candid recollections and journal entries, Bea shares her journey through depression, fear, and pain to a place of surrender and ultimate freedom. Along the way she offers hope, Scripture, and practical suggestions to fellow cancer patients and the people who love them.
Three Day RoadIn this powerful and mesmerizing debut, Joseph Boyden reinvents the tradition of Great War epics like All Quiet on the Western Front and Birdsong. It is 1919 and Niska, an Oji- Cree medicine woman, has left her home in the bush of northern Ontario to retrieve Xavier Bird, her only relation, who has returned from the trenches of Europe. Gravely wounded and addicted to morphine, Xavier recounts how he and his best friend, Elijah Whiskeyjack, prowled the battlefields as snipers of enormous skill—and how the circumstances of their deadly craft led them to very different fates. Told with unblinking focus, this is a stunning tale of brutality, survival, and rebirth that marks the arrival of a prodigious new talent.
Thorlo Women's Pink Pad Breast Cancer Sock, White/Pink, MediumThorlos Women's Thin Cushion Pink Ribbon Everyday Walker Mini Crew Socks ?Çö help your feet feel better and support a good cause! Protect your feet from impact and blisters in these mini crew socks. Cushioning in the ball of foot and heel pads your steps, and thinner cushioning at instep adds even more comfort. Coolmax construction wicks moisture, keeping feet cool and dry. And the best part?Ǫ Thorlos will donate $1 to breast cancer research, education and awareness from the sale of each pair of these socks.......
