By: Alyssa Neal and Julaluk Moulthrop
~A world without Breast Cancer would be a
miracle~
K.I.C is supporting Breast Cancer by doing a Breast Cancer
Walk. "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer." The walk is 5 miles long is taking
place at Ford Island. This walk provides a powerful and inspiring opportunity as
a community to honor Breast Cancer survivors and raise awareness. The walk
begins at 7:00.A.M. Walkers will be treated to water and first-aid at
checkpoints along the walk route.
We interviewed Taryn Kanai to see what
her opinion is about this Breast Cancer Walk. We asked her, "Why do you think
it's important for us to participate in this walk?" She replied with "It helps
people with Breast Cancer, and since there's no cure for Breast Cancer, it's
great that were walking to raise awareness and money for the "Cure." Another
question we asked her was, "How do you think the people with this disease are
feeling, now that they know were doing a walk for them?" She says, "I think they
are feeling ecstatic and thankful knowing that were supporting their disease and
raising awareness and money to help cure their disease."
We also
interviewed Victoria Coffin (Ms Coffin, Room H101) to see a teachers perspective
on this walk. We asked her "Why do you think it's important hat were doing this
walk?" She replied happily with "I think that it is important to do this walk
because there are a lot of survivors from this disease and we need to show our
support. We also need to educate people about Breast Cancer and how it affects
people's lives. We also asked her "What do you hope to accomplish after this
walk?" She replied joyfully "I hope that more students are aware about Breast
Cancer and it's affects.
~Breast Cancer survivors you are strong,
continuing to have that this unbreakable bond. I know it's tough and can be very
rough, but keep your love alive through this big fight. Never give up and use
all your might. We hope to earn money to help cure breast cancer. Wish
Us Luck~
Thank you for your concern on this important women's health issue.My mom was a victim of breast cancer so this subject is very important to me.Your commitment will make a difference and I thank you for your efforts.
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