Archive for the 'race for the cure' Category

I HATE CANCER

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

The Sisterchicks ran the race for the 3rd year in a row. Although the emotion of the Race for the Cure isn’t as new to me, it is still as real. There are still women dying of breast cancer. I HATE CANCER. There were thousands of people at the race last Saturday wearing pink shirts, [...]

The Sisterchicks Race for the Cure

Monday, May 12th, 2008

Saturday was the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure in Atlanta. For those of you that don’t know, that’s THE breast cancer fund-raising event. My sisterchicks and our mamas did it last year and it was such an amazing experience we decided to make it a yearly event. It’s an awesome way to celebrate [...]

Calling All Women!

Monday, July 30th, 2007

Remember when I did the Race for the Cure? And I briefly mentioned I got to be on TV? Ahhh, yeah! Well, I TIVOed the segment, burnt it onto a dvd but can’t seem to get it on the computer. (so, any hints would be appreciated!)
The entire segment was full of interviews on different types [...]

Update on the 5k

Friday, May 18th, 2007

Thank you so much for all the sweet comments about my Race for the Cure. They really meant a lot.
But if I confused you and made you think that it was all fun and daisies and roses, I’d like you to click HERE and see how it really was.
And uhm…please don’t laugh too loud. You [...]

The Sisterchicks Run a Race

Monday, May 14th, 2007

Dear Grandmama Ann,
Last Christmas my sisterchicks had our big Christmas party. Somehow we started talking about how we had all been affected by breast cancer. Staci & Mandi lost their Aunt Sandy. Becky’s Aunt Stef fought and won her battle. Kristen’s mom, Glenda is a 6 year survivor. Mandy’s grandmother Mary died from breast cancer. [...]

My Saturday

Saturday, May 12th, 2007

I’ve been up since 5 this morning because I participated in the Race for the Cure! I want to blog all about it on Monday, when I have time to think and my feet and legs aren’t aching.
But let me tempt you with this…we might have run into a news reporter and she might have [...]