By the time this goes up, I'll already be at the fair grounds to work the booth at the local Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
I work for a company that does diagnostic imaging, MRI's to be specific, and one of the services we provide is Breast MRI's. They allow for better imaging than just a mammogram, if you have dense breast or have had breast cancer or a very strong family history. So, we have a booth set up at the local Race for the Cure.
A few hours of my day, passing out freebies and answering questions, is not too much to ask for a very worthy cause. I have had one aunt and two cousins fight this disease and win. I had another aunt who was in her eighties when the lump was found and lost the battle.
So that's how I'll be spending my morning, giving back a little.
And then, after a nap, more yarn.
Good for you. I hope you have a nice relaxing time afterwards.
ReplyDeleteFreebies + women = crazy. But it was a good time! What was particularly awesome was seeing thousands of women in the pink survivor shirts. It was worth the getting up at 5:30 on a Saturday.
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