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A Southern Daydreamer for hosting Outdoor Wednesday. Click on the link to see other outdoor posts.
The outdoor activity that my step-sister and her family attended was a walk for the American Cancer Society. Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is more than just the name of a walk, it describes the progress in the fight against breast cancer. It was held this past Sunday, which was a cold, rainy, miserable day. However, the rain didn't stop these people.
My step-sister, Nancy, is in the pink hat and holding the sign. Nancy should have added her own name on the list. She is the most humble, unselfish person I know.
Making Strides is not a race; it is a celebration of survivorship, an occasion to express hope, and a shared goal to end a disease that threatens the lives of so many people we love.
The man in the orange hat is Nancy's husband. The lady in the black coat is my other step-sister. The other ladies are Nancy's friends. The team was called Mann's Angels.
The man pushing the stroller is Nancy's son and her 3 grands. One cute little girl and twin boys.
Have you had your mammogram?
19 comments:
Great post, Karen! I've had my mammogram...Christine
I'm sorry the weather didn't cooperate for your walk.
Great post!
Happy ODW
~Really Rainey~
Excellent. Here, on the 24th, we have our annual 5K walk for B C! A great cause.
Mine today is the Annual Jazz Festival in town. Come by if you can. CLICK HERE
Have a glorious Wednesday.
Absolutely wonderful post, Karen!!
Karen, thank you for a great reminder post. Mammograms are so important. I'm due for one in November.
Wonderful post Karen. Sorry the weather didn't hold, but it looks like a good turnout. We are going to see the pink firetruck this afternoon! Kathy
What a dedicated group! Thanks for the post and reminder.
What a wonderful post. Sorry the weather was not very cooperative.
Thank you for visiting and I did put my other header in my sidebar. It is too small to notice I think . I will put it up as header again maybe in spring. Thank you for the tip.
Riet
Great walk for a cause!
A great outdoor post.
What a wonderful post. Thanks for sharing the pictures of this event with us. I hope you're having a wonderful week and a great outdoor Wednesday.
Great post Karen...and I do mean Great!! it's so good to see people fighting the good fight my friend..I had a friend of mine wear my name on her back for ovarian Cancer walk..Tell me I was not honored...I'm a survior and very proud to say I'm just "Happy to be" alive...May you have a great day my friend...hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
Way to go walking in the rain for such a good cause.
Joyce
I have so much admiration for the people who march and walk for a cure for breast cancers and all cancers! What great pictures you have of these wonderful people and please include yourself!
~Jean
Hello Karen,
I think it is great that the weather was not a deterrent for the walk. Thank you for a great reminder post. Mammograms are so important. I actually have one scheduled two weeks from today.
Thank you for sharing!
~ Tracy
Hi, Karen. This is just super! That is one dedicated group!
XO,
Sheila :-)
Great cause and great pictures. I haven't had a mammo in a couple of years but I have an appointment with my new doctor in a few weeks and will see that I get one scheduled then.
It looks so cold and wet, so seeing you all do this walk was even more inspiring! Greta cause. Yes, I schedule my mammogram every year in my birthday month so I don't forget!
Happy Outdoor Wednesday!
Karen,
Your blog is beautiful, thank you for stopping by and saying hello. Looking forward to more sharing with you.
Hugs
Kate
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