Friday, January 21, 2005
April 1st
Comment for charity. It's the easiest way to donate for free. More details are available here. Why? Because it's the right thing to do.
I came across the California Hammonds website while surfing (there are two surf-for-hits programs now, both somewhat addicting) and one day decided not to surf on and instead, look around. What first got to me were the pictures. I've heard people say (seen people write) that men are more visual than women. Maybe. But pictures tell a story if you let them. These did. Thru the pictures alone I started to get to know this family and wanted to know more.
Then, I started reading (and soon, crying). Through her husband Greg's eloquent and heartfelt writing, you're easily drawn into the story of Cheryl, her battle with breast cancer, and what's happened since. It just might break your heart.
Earlier this month Greg hosted a fundraising drive for The National Breast Cancer Foundation in memory of his wife. On April 1st, he's going to do it again. One dollar per comment up to 500, and there are other generous cosponsors willing to cover some of (if not all by then perhaps) those over 500.
All you have to do, is comment.
For the cause.
Will you do it?
I came across the California Hammonds website while surfing (there are two surf-for-hits programs now, both somewhat addicting) and one day decided not to surf on and instead, look around. What first got to me were the pictures. I've heard people say (seen people write) that men are more visual than women. Maybe. But pictures tell a story if you let them. These did. Thru the pictures alone I started to get to know this family and wanted to know more.
Then, I started reading (and soon, crying). Through her husband Greg's eloquent and heartfelt writing, you're easily drawn into the story of Cheryl, her battle with breast cancer, and what's happened since. It just might break your heart.
Earlier this month Greg hosted a fundraising drive for The National Breast Cancer Foundation in memory of his wife. On April 1st, he's going to do it again. One dollar per comment up to 500, and there are other generous cosponsors willing to cover some of (if not all by then perhaps) those over 500.
All you have to do, is comment.
For the cause.
Will you do it?
Comments:
Hey, I hope I'm not too late! I'm thrilled to be able to comment on behalf of women's health. I'm a breast cancer survivor, too, and I am forever and continually grateful for every single thing every single person has done towards making my life possible!
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