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The ACS Rewards program is our way of thanking you for your creativity and passion! Earn points for every dollar raised and you can redeem those points for Relay products and swag.
Relay RewardsRelay For Life of the Upstate SC Presented by Gibbs Cancer Center
Epsilon Iota Zeta
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Even though we all have our own reason for joining Relay For Life, we'll take down cancer because we're in it together. Our team is fundraising for the American Cancer Society's support service and lifesaving research.
Believe us, every dollar really does count, so we're asking for your help. Please donate or join our team today, because together we can end cancer.
MY STORY: WHY RELAY FOR 40 YEARS?
DR. LYNETTE M GIBSON
I have participated in Relay for Life since 1983, primarily in memory of my loving mother, Mrs. Olive Richardson, who survived breast cancer for nine years for nine years. She had the inner strength I pray I have as I grow older. She might have lived older if radiation therapy had been available in Bermuda in 1992. This is one of the many situations that, had women and Mommy, may have survived longer because of research on mammograms conducted by the American Cancer Society and other cancer organizations. The picture on my page was taken with "Mommy” and me in 1987 when I graduated from Clemson University. Mommy told me for the first time, “I always wanted to be a nurse”. I was deeply touched and felt honored! While at the University of South Carolina, Mommy again inspired me as I completed my dissertation research! I celebrated Mommy and other Black women who were breast cancer survivors. The women in my study had an inner strength that they seemed to attain through inner resources like hope. These inner resources influenced their ability to positively cope psychologically with breast cancer. I celebrated the Black women who have their mammograms on schedule. These women do not fear breast cancer or fatalism, and see mammograms beneficially, particularly after having focused, fun programs such as “Save Our Breasts”. These research studies were conducted with nursing student researchers. Mommy is the “Wind Beneath My Wings”
Please help the American Cancer Society to Conduct Cancer Research, Advocate, Provide, Support, and Educate! Let's Beat Cancer Together!!!
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Epsilon Iota Zeta
Team Captain(s)
Dr. Lynette Gibson and Mother
Ranking
31 out of 80 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.
$605.50 raised of $1000 goal
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Even though we all have our own reason for joining Relay For Life, we'll take down cancer because we're in it together. Our team is fundraising for the American Cancer Society's support service and lifesaving research.
Believe us, every dollar really does count, so we're asking for your help. Please donate or join our team today, because together we can end cancer.
MY STORY: WHY RELAY FOR 40 YEARS?
DR. LYNETTE M GIBSON
I have participated in Relay for Life since 1983, primarily in memory of my loving mother, Mrs. Olive Richardson, who survived breast cancer for nine years for nine years. She had the inner strength I pray I have as I grow older. She might have lived older if radiation therapy had been available in Bermuda in 1992. This is one of the many situations that, had women and Mommy, may have survived longer because of research on mammograms conducted by the American Cancer Society and other cancer organizations.
The picture on my page was taken with "Mommy” and me in 1987 when I graduated from Clemson University. Mommy told me for the first time, “I always wanted to be a nurse”. I was deeply touched and felt honored! While at the University of South Carolina, Mommy again inspired me as I completed my dissertation research! I celebrated Mommy and other Black women who were breast cancer survivors. The women in my study had an inner strength that they seemed to attain through inner resources like hope. These inner resources influenced their ability to positively cope psychologically with breast cancer.
I celebrated the Black women who have their mammograms on schedule. These women do not fear breast cancer or fatalism, and see mammograms beneficially, particularly after having focused, fun programs such as “Save Our Breasts”. These research studies were conducted with nursing student researchers.
Mommy is the “Wind Beneath My Wings”
Please help the American Cancer Society to Conduct Cancer Research, Advocate, Provide, Support, and Educate!
Let's Beat Cancer Together!!!
