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Please take some time to review the blog linked below. The page is updated often so bookmark the site and check back often.
http://loloplunkett.blogspot.com/
Here is an example post of her blog:
My big sis just got
back from the 3 day walk in Chicago. She got me this shirt. She said their
slogan was "Everyone Deserves a Lifetime". I just figured out
yesterday that this "everyone" even means ME! :) It just hit me. I
need to do a better job of accepting that I am a breast cancer survivor. Even
though I deal with my disease well, I have trouble "realizing" that
breast cancer is my disease...that I belong among the sisterhood of survivors.
Part of my problem is I never liked PINK. But, I can embrace hot pink and I am
even working on breast cancer pink. I will get there.
I have decided that I need to do more with survivors and when I am feeling
better next year...my sis and I are already brewing plans for a 3 day walk in
which I will be able to participate and feel the positive energy. But, for this
year, my sister told me all about it. Her team even got a pink shirt for me and
had it signed by people on the walk on the last day so I would feel like I was
there. One of our teammates' sisters gave me a goodie bag with a beautiful
survivor bracelet, which I am wearing right now. I am also going to do the local
Race for the CURE. I know that chemotherapy got in the way this year and I
accept it, but I hope and pray and envision that next year won't be chemo
year...that there will be no need anymore for it.
I am all decked out in 3 day gear today with my skull and crossbones do-rag. We
are heading to my mom and dad's and then I am going to Wal-mart. I may scare a
few people, but I am a petite person so my do-rag shouldn't be too scary. I just
want to be empowered by my sisterhood of survivors...so I will be bold today,
just like the Komen 3-day walk says.
Blessings,
Lolo
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