Success Over Sarcoma 2008
As mentioned in the video, I am participating in the 2008 Team Sarcoma Bike Tour in Germany/Austria (Danube River). I did this ride last year in Vermont and it motivated me to do more rides to raise awareness of sarcoma. My mother died from this form of cancer in October 12, 2006 at the age of 52. Since then I've been on a crusade to pass on awareness of sarcoma to others. My second goal is raise money for sarcoma research, this year I hope to raise $6500.If you are interested in sponsoring me you can do it now online. To go http://... for more information. THANKS FOR WATCHING!
If you want to donate online here is the link:
http://...
In the "Designate My Donation" field enter,"Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative"
In the "Dedicate my donation" field enter as a memorial to LUCIA KRAMER.
You must enter these steps or the donation will not be properly credited to the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative.
oops it's Carly Comando at http://... Sorry!
Channel: Nonprofit
Uploaded: December 30, 2007 at 2:13 am
Author: strgazermel
Length: 00:04:06
Rating: 4.69
Views: 1809
Tags: DANUBE BIKE INITIATIVE LIDDY TOUR SARCOMA SHRIVER AUSTRIA GERMANY CANCER RIVER MELISSA KRAMER
Video Comments:
wyioughta (April 22, 2008 at 10:56 pm)
Thank you for what you have decided to do in memory of your mother.I am sure that she is very proud of your path and vision as she looks from heaven in guidance in your efforts.My 12 yo son has just been diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma and we will begin the fight April 24th 2008.I have began to get myself informed in the fight to gain awareness of this horrible disease. Keep up the great work and know that this disease has gained more enemies in the fight to defeat it.
Wolfzone (March 30, 2008 at 3:31 pm)
Melissa, count on us to support your MOST wonderful cause, and, once again. Lucia will be biking right next to you.P.S. Love the lumenarias shot
Love, Auntie Val
Love, Auntie Val
cancernotes (February 29, 2008 at 9:37 am)
good luck girl! this is going to be an amazing event.
tom4342 (February 26, 2008 at 1:23 am)
best wishes to you and all involved i lost my 14 year old daughter Keegan to ewings sarcoma on nov 2 2004.I have a myspace page in her honor partly and partly to help me heal if there is such a thing.
strgazermel (February 24, 2008 at 6:18 pm)
Ah crap I meant to give your comment a thumbs up but I guess I have bad aim. SORRY!
strgazermel (February 24, 2008 at 6:17 pm)
Hey Alan, me and my boyfriend booked our tickets yesterday! We're excited about Germany/Austria and meeting you all!
atnishio (February 18, 2008 at 9:05 pm)
Melissa, What a wonderful video. I was diagnosed with a pelvic leiomyosarcoma a year ago. After surgery, radiation, and chemo, I am currently NED (no evidence of disease). I hope to meet you in Germany this summer as I, too, plan to raise funds and ride in Team Sarcoma 2008. Alan
FAYNE7 (January 10, 2008 at 1:08 am)
I am a 46 year old single mom of a beautiful 16 year old daughter&a 1 year survivor of synovial sarcoma. People say I'm their hero because of everything I've been through. I kept an upbeat&positive attitude while I went through heavy chemo&radiation, having my leg amputated&learning how to walk&do things with a prosthetic leg. I say YOU are the real "HERO" for your dedication&awareness to the research of sarcoma.Thank you my hero&God bless you.
Sparks85 (January 3, 2008 at 11:43 pm)
Melissa, You are a inspiration to humanity. I know that although I never met your dear Mother, your Father is a dear friend. He beams with joy over your dedication to finding a cure in honor of your Mother. Your Mother is very proud of your efforts and will watch over you on your exciting trip. I Wish you a Safe trip and Good Luck on your fund raising efforts! Always, Melody Sparks
marigoldcat (January 1, 2008 at 3:49 pm)
Thank you so much for your dedication to Sarcoma research. I am a chondrosarcoma survivor of 15 years and 7 years. I am now 52 years old. May God bless you and wrap you in his arms.
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