My daughter, Raylene Browne, is training for the 150-mile bike Ride to Conquer Cancer. Raylene, mom to six kidlets, and husband Jeff live near Louisville, KY.
She’s well-qualified to tell you how cancer affects the lives of not only the afflicted, but everyone who loves them. My photo with “The 13” sign was recently used in a video for StandUp2Cancer. Cancer has hit our family hard, and often.
What she might not tell you is that she began battling pre-cancer at the age of 18.
Raylene is in need of sponsors to spur her along on each of those 150 miles. If you would care to sponsor Raylene with a pledge of any amount, please see her webpage. http://ky09.ridetovictory.org/goto/raylene There is a button that says “Support Raylene”.
Check out the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BiccSxwV_g
Please support this very worthwhile cause! (Sure wish I could make this ride with her.)
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Showing posts with label bladder cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bladder cancer. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Thursday, September 11, 2008
StandUpToCancer
I've started getting "involved" again. About time, my family would say. (I'm not sure how they figure in the 4 plus years at The Writer's Chatroom.)
Anyway, back in July I responded to a query at HARO about StandUpToCancer. Here's the link to the backstage action after the TV cameras stopped rolling: http://su2c.standup2cancer.org/sutv/afterhours
Cancer isn't cool, but raising money to fight it is.
Three years ago my next-door neighbor's daughter got a new man-made bladder when her own was found to be cancerous. Ten years ago, my daddy died of bladder cancer.
Enjoy the footage. Wish I'd been there.
Anyway, back in July I responded to a query at HARO about StandUpToCancer. Here's the link to the backstage action after the TV cameras stopped rolling: http://su2c.standup2cancer.org/sutv/afterhours
Cancer isn't cool, but raising money to fight it is.
Three years ago my next-door neighbor's daughter got a new man-made bladder when her own was found to be cancerous. Ten years ago, my daddy died of bladder cancer.
Enjoy the footage. Wish I'd been there.
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bladder cancer,
cancer,
StandUpToCancer
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