New member in NY
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02-12-2010, 07:19 PM
New member in NY
Hello all,
My name is Kevin. I live in Westchester, NY. I just joined the forum. I have to confess that while my first car was a Porsche ( a 1979 924), I am currently a Lamborghini owner (a 1985 Jalpa). The real reason I joined the forum is to spread the word about my annual charity event, Katy's Run.
My sister in law Katy has Cystic Fibrosis, an incurable lung disease. Last October, I organized the First Annual Katy's Run: Drive Out Cystic Fibrosis, as a way to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. It was a tremendous success. I am getting ready for Katy's Run #2, to be held on May 16, in Rye, NY. More info will follow. I hope some of you are local and can join us this year.
In the meantime, please read the following message from Katy.
A message from Katy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT5ya...layer_embedded
Above is the link for my 2010 Cystic Fibrosis story. As always my team, Katy's Krusader's is participating in the annual Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Great Strides: A Walk to Cure Cystic Fibrosis. This year is more important that ever to raise money and awareness because we are closer than ever to finding a cure.
I will be 26 in April and I have lived a great life. However, the past two years I have seen my health take a dramatic decline and unfortunately that is the nature of CF. It is a progressive disease. But I will not let the statistics that say the average life expectancy for someone with CF is 37 years old to break my spirit or damper my fight. I know that it is possible to have my dreams come true and live life to the fullest. I took the past year off from work because it got too much on my health at the time. Now I am ready to start fighting back - I worked way too hard for my nursing degree. I am going back to work in March as a nurse in a neonatal intensive care unit. I have always had amazing support from my family and friends but I now have so much more to live for. I have the career I've always wanted, an absolutely wonderful boyfriend, the cutest little godson ever, and adorable nephews and a niece. Not to mention, I would like to one day be a mother myself. Please checkout my video, send it to your friends and family, even if they don't know me. Any amount of money helps. Your donations are tax deductible and you can easily donate online, or send a check directly to me made out to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. This past year I have seen too many young people with CF die way before it was their time. CF needs to be stopped and research into new drugs that could possibly cure CF is the ONLY way this will ever be done.
The other day I asked my mom if she ever thought I'd be around this long (I turn 26 in April) and she looked at me honestly and said "no". I want to be around two more years from now so that I can ask that same question and get the same answer, and maybe at that point not even have CF.
I've worked hard to get my dreams to come true, now I need your help to help me find a cure!!
Until there's a cure,
Katy
My name is Kevin. I live in Westchester, NY. I just joined the forum. I have to confess that while my first car was a Porsche ( a 1979 924), I am currently a Lamborghini owner (a 1985 Jalpa). The real reason I joined the forum is to spread the word about my annual charity event, Katy's Run.
My sister in law Katy has Cystic Fibrosis, an incurable lung disease. Last October, I organized the First Annual Katy's Run: Drive Out Cystic Fibrosis, as a way to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. It was a tremendous success. I am getting ready for Katy's Run #2, to be held on May 16, in Rye, NY. More info will follow. I hope some of you are local and can join us this year.
In the meantime, please read the following message from Katy.
A message from Katy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT5ya...layer_embedded
Above is the link for my 2010 Cystic Fibrosis story. As always my team, Katy's Krusader's is participating in the annual Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Great Strides: A Walk to Cure Cystic Fibrosis. This year is more important that ever to raise money and awareness because we are closer than ever to finding a cure.
I will be 26 in April and I have lived a great life. However, the past two years I have seen my health take a dramatic decline and unfortunately that is the nature of CF. It is a progressive disease. But I will not let the statistics that say the average life expectancy for someone with CF is 37 years old to break my spirit or damper my fight. I know that it is possible to have my dreams come true and live life to the fullest. I took the past year off from work because it got too much on my health at the time. Now I am ready to start fighting back - I worked way too hard for my nursing degree. I am going back to work in March as a nurse in a neonatal intensive care unit. I have always had amazing support from my family and friends but I now have so much more to live for. I have the career I've always wanted, an absolutely wonderful boyfriend, the cutest little godson ever, and adorable nephews and a niece. Not to mention, I would like to one day be a mother myself. Please checkout my video, send it to your friends and family, even if they don't know me. Any amount of money helps. Your donations are tax deductible and you can easily donate online, or send a check directly to me made out to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. This past year I have seen too many young people with CF die way before it was their time. CF needs to be stopped and research into new drugs that could possibly cure CF is the ONLY way this will ever be done.
The other day I asked my mom if she ever thought I'd be around this long (I turn 26 in April) and she looked at me honestly and said "no". I want to be around two more years from now so that I can ask that same question and get the same answer, and maybe at that point not even have CF.
I've worked hard to get my dreams to come true, now I need your help to help me find a cure!!
Until there's a cure,
Katy
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Prenatal yoga
These postures need to be selected carefully to suit your unique needs. This allows your muscles to utterly relax and melt into place instead of stretching and straining into position. http://www.restorative-yoga.net/inde...=59&Itemid=113
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