16 Oct 2011
“Together we have the strength to fight breast cancer.”
OtterBox was pleased to participate in the Avon Walks for Breast Cancer. We are so amazed and honored to have met the many survivors and their families.
To see what else we are doing in support of this great cause, please visit us at: http://www.otterbox.com/strength/strength,default,pg.html
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08 Oct 2011
The American Cancer Society estimates that about 33 thousand people in Massachusetts will be diagnosed with cancer this year. And while some people are sitting and waiting for a cure, others are walking for one.
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30 Sep 2011
http://bit.ly/fOMlxc Bill Steele, of Baton Rouge, LA , walked 300 miles in 17 days with one mission: to show his son Will Steele, 34, who has cancer, how much he loves him and understands his pain.
“I walked from Baton Rouge to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston to inspire my son to take the treatments he needs for his cancer,” says Bill.
Will Steele, at age 33, received a diagnosis of desmoplastic small-round-cell tumor (DSRCT) on March 10, 2010. DSRCT is a form of sarcoma that involves an aggressive and rare fast-growing tumor.
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23 Sep 2011
The team Lynda’s Ladies was created to honor Jen’s mother (Lynda) who is an 18 year breast cancer survivor. Lynda was given a 20% chance to live for 5 years, but due to a clinical trial – she is still with us today.
Lynda’s Ladies has participated in The Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walks for Breast cancer since 2008. The first year Jennifer walked with a friend, Laura, and since then Jennifer has walked solo in DC, and now in San Diego. These walks benefit the Susan G. Komen Fund and the National Philanthropic Breast Cancer Fund. The walks are 60 miles over the course of three days.
These are the sights and memories you helped Jennifer to see during this year’s San Diego Walk.
Songs heard in the video are as follows:
#1 – I run for life by Melissa Etheridge
#2 – Pink Warrior – Candy Coburn
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17 Sep 2011
Remembering 10 years of Lowell General Hospital’s TeamWalk for CancerCare. Thousands have walked the historic riverwalks of Lowell for the past decade to help TeamWalk raise money for cancer patients in the Greater Lowell community. Unlike other walks, all money raised for TeamWalk stays in the community to help provide the areas most extensive array of support groups open to patients throughout our region, and to meet the personal needs of Lowell General cancer patients, including wigs, transportation to and from treatment, medications not covered by insurance and medical supplies. In “TeamWalk Memories” organizers, cancer patients, volunteers and walkers remember TeamWalk and share their personal message of TeamWalk and hope.
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If you are about to plan a cancer walk, you need this e-book. The Walkathon Guide will help you navigate through the steps to a successful fundraising event.
