I Walk For a Cure
By: Import User
Updated: August 13, 2009
Tara Blackston, Conway
My name is Tara. I currently live in Conway. Back in the early- mid ninties, I had a the difficult task of getting pregnant. Through countless tests, the Dr. found I had cancer. I still tried for a baby. in 1994 i gave birth to a son. Then 2 years later I gave birth to a little girl. Since my children I have had to go through countless testing, pokes and prods. In '95 I started to undergo numerous surgeries to battle the cancer. Finally, in 2001, my final surgery was performed. And then chemo. I then was found to have a large lump in my left breast. I walk every year for a cure except for the past 3 years due to illness. I vow to walk this year, rain or shine, in sickness or health. Sounds like wedding vows
I don't feel bothered that I may need assistance, I just want t o show my strenghth and support. For all the countless women who are in the same boat, us women really do fight for each other and stick together, ALWAYS.
My name is Tara. I currently live in Conway. Back in the early- mid ninties, I had a the difficult task of getting pregnant. Through countless tests, the Dr. found I had cancer. I still tried for a baby. in 1994 i gave birth to a son. Then 2 years later I gave birth to a little girl. Since my children I have had to go through countless testing, pokes and prods. In '95 I started to undergo numerous surgeries to battle the cancer. Finally, in 2001, my final surgery was performed. And then chemo. I then was found to have a large lump in my left breast. I walk every year for a cure except for the past 3 years due to illness. I vow to walk this year, rain or shine, in sickness or health. Sounds like wedding vows
I don't feel bothered that I may need assistance, I just want t o show my strenghth and support. For all the countless women who are in the same boat, us women really do fight for each other and stick together, ALWAYS. 