Breast Cancer Walk 2009

Comment by Tina on October 13, 2009 at 4:09pm

My mother has breast cancer and her sister is now cancer free, so I know first hand about this. Some days I wish I could take her pain away. She's always not feeling good and it's something everyday that makes her so sick. I think God everyday for my father he's the best, his whole life has change for his wife.

Comment by Angelndaville on October 13, 2009 at 4:23pm

Tina,
I am sorry to hear that your mother has this dreadful disease and truly sorry for her pain. I lost an aunt to this disease and a very close friend has been recently diagnosed but God has already healed her!! I say that to say the power of prayer is powerful and to trust God for strength and healing…

Comment by Yolander Jackson on October 13, 2009 at 9:50pm

Hello,I am a survivor.I was diagnosed and had 16 chemo treatments and 33 radiation treatments in 2004.I have lost patients to breast cancer.God can change things.Keep the faith and pray.

Comment by Mozella on October 14, 2009 at 2:51am

My oldest sister is a survivor of breast cancer. She is doing well and thank God miracles do happen.

Comment by LaTara Tylette Byrd on October 15, 2009 at 10:09am

My grandmother is a survivor as well as a high school classmate of mine. My friend is now 31 years old with three girls of her own. She will be speaking in Chattanooga, TN on Oct. 16th at U.T.C. about her life and how she has dealt with Breast Cancer and overcoming it.

Comment by Justine Marie Puckett on October 16, 2009 at 12:10pm

Hello everyone! My mom was just recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and I still plan on walking in this event. To me cancer of any type is a awareness to me and I can honestly say this was a blow to me. There is soooo much you go through like the acceptance and denial. Without my friends I do not think I could have been as strong for my mom. See you there...

Comment by Dara on October 19, 2009 at 4:38pm

thank you for the invite. I definitely plan to be there God willing. I have been battling the flu so hopefully im well by then. pray for me.

Comment by Tonya on November 10, 2009 at 8:55am

My mother is a 12 year survivor and I am an only child with three girls and I can't help but wonder if the disease will affect them if it skips me. We just have to take care of ourselves as black women, black people. Does anyone know of a fitness group for us or ran by us? One black women can move a mountain, imagine what alot of us can do together.

Comment by Sean Anderson on December 2, 2009 at 9:58pm

As a young 35 year old man father of three, "Two girls and a boy", have been affected by breast cancer. I have lost two women whom played a major part in my life. And I thank GOD for them everday. Mary Ruth Anderson (Grandmother), and Wonda "Nay" Renate Anderson Lay (Aunti). Both of these strong black women taught me how to be a man. GOD bless us all.

Comment by Angel Michelle on May 11, 2010 at 8:16pm

I lost my maternal grandmother to breast cancer. Didn't get to spend time with her at all. My mom said we visited a couple of times before she passed when I was a toddler. So When is the next walk?

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