My Activity Tracking
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My target 58kms
I’m taking on an epic challenge this October – and I need your support.
I’ll be walking 58km for the 58 Aussies diagnosed with breast cancer every day. And to help find the next breast cancer breakthrough.
Will you donate to support my challenge, and help me reach my fundraising goal?
You’ll fund world-class cancer research, prevention programs, and support services at Cancer Council, to support people affected by cancer before, during and after treatment.
Cancer Council is Australia’s leading cancer charity working across every aspect of every cancer. They support families affected by cancer when they need it most, speak out on behalf of the community on cancer issues, empower people to reduce their cancer risk, and find new ways to better detect and treat cancer. With your help, we can get closer to a cancer free future.
It’s all of us against cancer.
Are you with me? Please donate to my fundraiser now.
Thank you to my supporters
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Anonymous
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Nathan Gillatt
Awesome stuff 👏 get em!
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Hayley
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Anonymous
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Wendy Welk
You are a beautiful inspiration Sharon. With a heart of gold. Personally losing my dearest loves to Cancer was heartbreaking. My brother in law is fighting his personal cancer battle right now. Thank you for helping others. .
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Sharon Krause
Good luck Sharon, what an amazing cause xx
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Best Daughter
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Deanne Archer
Good luck Sharon, this is an amazing cause. Love Deanne xx
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Sharon, I hope you achieve your goal; it's a beautiful cause. My mother had a total mastectomy. She had cancer in one breast when she was 68, and five years later, the cancer reappeared in the other breast. She is still alive; she is 94 years old and has suffered from Alzheimer's for six years.