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Narrative Essay On Breast Cancer

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Have you ever done something so enjoyable that you cant 't wait to do it again?Will that is exactly how I felt when I did the 2017 breast cancer walk .It was one of the best thing that I could have done this year. One day I was sitting in the living room and, my sister rush in with this big grin on her face.She was so excited to tell me that downtown was having a breast cancer walk to help raising money.She has always like giving back and thought it would be a good idea to try something new. I had never been to a cancer walk before so I was eager to go with her I knew that if I went it would help someone in need.I ask what day it was on and, she said that it was on saturday I was kinda nervous because exercise is not my strong point walking a 5k walk was going to be a task. First, me and , my sister decided to go to walmart so we could get some comfortable clothes .Since the walk was in october every walmart was having a breast cancer awareness day were you can buy shirts , hoodies , pants and shoes to help raise money, we had such a fun time to pick out cute little outfits to match.We also picked up some art supplies so we could make some signs to encourage everyone when we were walk.When we got home we made our signs and me got our outfit ready for the next day.Lastly We had to go online and

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