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02/11/2008 04:56 AM
AmysFund
AmysFundPosts: 5
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How do we get the word out there about Cervical Cancer? Our next event is on May 18th. How do we make people care enough to come out and support our cause? How do we get big sponsors to back us? Any thoughts? Unsure
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03/26/2008 03:09 PM  Top
jaime777
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Hi Amy,

nice to meet you.

I'm new here too! Wink

how are the preparations for the event going?

I would be happy to hear more about you.

J


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04/02/2008 11:57 PM  Top
sclady
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HI AMY IM NEW HERE AS WELL I HAVE A 26 YR OLD DAUGHTER WHO WAS JUST DIAGNOSED IN FEBRUARY 2008 WITH TYPE 2B CERVICAL CANCER THIS HAS AND STILL IS A NIGHTMARE.SHE IS THE MOTHER OF 2 SMALL BOYS

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Post edited by: sclady, at: 04/03/2008 02:17

THE PICTURE IS BRANDY

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04/06/2008 12:43 PM  Top
jaime777
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sclady - welcome to the group.

i hope your daughter see brighter days ahead.

i pray that with all my heart.


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04/06/2008 01:59 PM  Top
sclady
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR KINDNESS AND CONCERN ITS PEOPLE LIKE YOU THAT HELP OTHERS MAKE IT THROUGH THE DAY MANY HUGS TO YOU
THE PICTURE IS BRANDY

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05/07/2008 03:43 AM  Top
darrert
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Hi AmysFund.

can you tell me a bit more about the event?


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05/07/2008 04:49 AM  Top
AmysFund
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Our event takes place at Holy Family University & Fleuhr Park in Philadelphia, PA. The past 3 years we've had specialists and doctors come and speak prior to the walk. The funds we raise we donate to Holy Redeemer Hospital because that's the last hospital that Amy went to before she passed. They provided the best care she received out of all the hospitals she went to. We also have Digene come out and they give out pamphlets. We've been trying to get Merck to back us up and take part in their 'One Less' campaign, but unfortunately we haven't had much luck with that.

We're always looking for suggestions to better our fund and try to help more people. We don't have the means right now, but I hope we continue to grow. No woman should have to suffer this disease the way Amy did and many other women do.

Feel free to check out our myspace page:

www.myspace.com/amysfund

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