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How It All Started
When Laura was going through early-stage breast cancer treatment at the age of 34, her husband would bundle her up each day and they would go for a walk. Sometimes that walk would be a mile, some days, after all of the steroid injections, it would be 5 miles. On other days, it would be to the end of the block, to the stop sign, the next red light, or even just down the steps of their condo building to only turn back around and go inside.
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William (the husband) knew that movement was essential for the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of his wife.
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Telling Cancer To Go #TakeAHike is a celebration of life, of honoring those we have lost to this horrendous disease, and for moving our bodies in recognition of what we can do.
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At SurvivingBreastCancer.org (SBC) we are Stronger Together!
Where Can I Hike?
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The short answer is: anywhere! Find a path you love and get outdoors on October 25th!
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SurvivingBreastCancer.org (SBC) has volunteers in select areas who will be identifying a specific location and meeting point if you are in those areas. We will continue to add to our volunteer list and locations as more become available but remember, you are not limited to these locations! You can literally organize your hike in your own neighborhood!
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