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Relay For Life of Northern Nevada
Blue Gene Brigade
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"We are a mighty army, marching towards a cure!" I have been a part of Relay For Life since 2010, a special bond that my daughter and I shared by participating in a worthy cause. In 2014, our focus for Relay changed when my almost two-year-old niece was diagnosed with stage IV Neuroblastoma, a rare form of childhood cancer. We lost her at the tender age of 4 in 2016. We continued Relaying in memory of Chayenne until 2019, when I was diagnosed with stage III turned stage IV rectal cancer. I later learned that I have Lynch Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes multiple types of cancer. I now Relay under the Blue Gene Brigade, representing blue and yellow for Colorectal and Childhood cancers, the Lynch Syndrome ribbon, and butterflies in honor of our young warrior Chayenne.
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Blue Gene Brigade
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Northern Nevada
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out of 6 teams
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Help the American Cancer Society fund cancer research, patient support, and advocacy efforts to end cancer as we know it, for everyone.
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"We are a mighty army, marching towards a cure!" I have been a part of Relay For Life since 2010, a special bond that my daughter and I shared by participating in a worthy cause. In 2014, our focus for Relay changed when my almost two-year-old niece was diagnosed with stage IV Neuroblastoma, a rare form of childhood cancer. We lost her at the tender age of 4 in 2016. We continued Relaying in memory of Chayenne until 2019, when I was diagnosed with stage III turned stage IV rectal cancer. I later learned that I have Lynch Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes multiple types of cancer. I now Relay under the Blue Gene Brigade, representing blue and yellow for Colorectal and Childhood cancers, the Lynch Syndrome ribbon, and butterflies in honor of our young warrior Chayenne.
