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Author Archives: The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults
Celebrating Life on National Cancer Survivors Day
I’m Samantha, a twenty three year old cancer survivor completing a Year of Service at the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults (UCF). This June 2nd I will be celebrating life and I invite you to join me! It was almost … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer Support, Events, Mission Awareness
Tagged 4K for Cancer, Camp Mak-A-Dream, Cancer, cancer awareness, cancer support, Cancer survivor, cancer survivorship, Facebook, June 2, National Cancer Survivors Day, Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma, survivor, Team Fight, The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, Twitter, Ulman Cancer Fund, Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, young adults and cancer
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Berlin’s Casey Lupini Will Cycle Across America for Cancer
Casey Lupini a student at Clarkson University is participating in the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adult’s 4K for Cancer ride with a group of college-aged students on a 70 day, 4000+ mile bike ride from Baltimore to San Francisco, … Continue reading
Posted in 4K for Cancer, Fundraising, Inspiration
Tagged 4K for Cancer, Baltimore, Berlin, biking, Cancer, cancer fighter, Casey Lupini, Clarkson University, College, cross-country bike ride, cycle, fight against cancer, inspiring, leukemia, lung cancer, NY, pancreatic cancer, San Francisco, Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults
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A Half Full Proposal
I’m Loren Bazualdo, and I raced in the Rev3 Half Full 70.0 triathlon benefiting the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults the weekend of, October 7th2012. It was an incredible journey leading up to, during, and especially after the race. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Inspiration, Mission Awareness, UCF
Tagged Cancer, cancer survivors, Dan Hallenbeck, Half Full Triathlon, Half Iron Distance, Inspiration, Jimmy A. Camacho, Lance Armstrong, Loren Bazualdo, proposal, Rev 3 Tri, Revolution 3 Triathlon, Survivorship, triathlete, triathlon, Ulman Cancer Fund, Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, wedding
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Ulman Cancer Fund and LIVESTRONG Remain Focused on Mission
“As Lance Armstrong steps down as chairman of the Board of LIVESTRONG, The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults continues our work with LIVESTRONG to support those affected by cancer. We are confident that LIVESTRONG will continue to focus on … Continue reading
Why Mike is Half Full
Hello, my name is Mike Compson and I am a cancer survivor. In January of 2008 I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and presented with a number of different options to treat the cancer. After being very scared and weighing … Continue reading
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Why Deanne is Half Full
The week of Half Full will be 5 years since I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Soon after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer in Oct 2007, I signed up for my first triathlon that I completed in June 2008 (The … Continue reading
Why Meg is Half Full
In January 2010, I heard the words no one ever wants to hear from her doctor. I’d been diagnosed with a rare form of cervical cancer called adenocarcinoma. I had no symptoms, no previous abnormal test results and no family … Continue reading
You’re not an aluminum girl, you’re an Iron Girl. Fight!
I’ve been fortunate to see so many ladies train for their first Iron Girl through Team Fight over the last several months. It’s made me so proud to watch many of you perfect your stroke, run faster, and get up … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Inspiration, Mission Awareness, Team Fight
Tagged biking, conquering fear, Irongirl, running, swiming, Team Fight, The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, triathlon, UCF, What if, You can do it
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