Susan G Koman 3 Day Walk

So way back in the middle of November (yes people I am just a little behind these days :))I did the Susan G Koman 3 Day Walk for Breast Cancer. We walked 60 miles over the course of 3 days and let me tell you, as exhausting as that was, the experience itself completely blew me away. It was such an amazing weekend filled with amazing woman and men, and amazing support for what we were doing. Team Michelle, who is led by none other than my good friend and survivor Michelle, consisted of 35 other women. We were the 2nd largest team there. The walk was in San Diego and the weather couldn't have been better all 3 days. We walked along the ocean for much of the walk. Doesn't get much better than that. Truly an inspiring, humbling, and amazing experience to get to partake in something that is truly helping the world become better. I hope to do this walk again in the future!

Day 1, 6 am, right before we headed out

My good friend and roomie for the weekend, Ashlynn

Ann and Baby Bradley before starting

Opening ceremonies with Michelle on stage as one of the survivors. I don't think there was a dry eye there.

Michelle carrying the Hope Flag leading us out

Ashlynn and I at one of the "Team Michelle" lemonade stands that Damian (Michelle's husband) set up along the way

Our team's Day 1 shirts

First 20 Complete!

These were the tents we all slept in over the 3 days

Day 2 picture stop

Just a few of the hundreds of crazy and awesome supporters that were cheering us on the entire way

Team Michelle, Day 2

A piture with some supportive firemen!

Writing who we were walking for along the way

Some of the awesome bike police who volunteered to be there "getting down" during the lunch break along with our own Amy who decided to join them

Resting up at Day 3's, Team Michelle lemonade stand

At the closing ceremony's . . .Raising our shoes to all the survivors!

And our own personal survivor and Hero, Michelle, with her sister

Jeremy brought the boys down for closing ceremonies. It was definitely an emotion filled day that I will always remember