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Members of the 501st ban together to raise money for Relay For Life

Cancer Bats playing The Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver on August 5, 2010.

Rugby players, their families and supporters came together as comrades in arms, irrespective of club, ability or age to support Rugby against Cancer. Raising money by doing what they do best to support and aid cancer charities and those battling this disease. In a fantastic day's rugby and entertainment they achieved all that they set out to acheive.

Rugby players, their families and supporters came together as comrades in arms, irrespective of club, ability or age to support Rugby against Cancer. Raising money by doing what they do best to support and aid cancer charities and those battling this disease. In a fantastic day's rugby and entertainment they achieved all that they set out to acheive.

Steve Cancer Benefit 2013

Omobono staff dress in pink to raise money for Cancer Research UK #pinkparty

in progress classwork

Each of the candles in the bag represents someone who is a survivor of cancer or who has passed on from cancer.

Vigilant Global's Vigi4Cure photo diary of their bicycle journey to Quebec City.

preview tropic cancer

Early form, localized, early locally advanced, late locally advanced, metastasized.

Cancer Bats @ La Poudrière, Belfort.

Samedi 16 avril 2011.

Impetus Fest.

© Luciole

Pink heals fire truck parked next the sailor statue in downtown sarasota fl. Cancer awareness www.LotsofPain.com

Cancer Bats @ Dynamo Eindhoven - 19/05/2012

All Photos by Pascal Elbers

Greg Hands MP visiting the Cancer Research stand at Conservative Party Conference last week.

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Joe, a patient at Roger Maris thanks Bromley, a second grader in Mrs. Dalzell's art class at Lincoln Elementary School, for making his Card of Hope.

A daffodil from the bouqet I bought from Canadian Cancer Society.

1,928 (give or take a few) of these down the hatch. Only 8 more to go (it should be 9 more to go, but I must have taken an extra somewhere down the line, or got shorted by the pharmacy).

 

We'll see if they did the trick. I have another bone marrow biopsy in a few weeks. I'll know then.

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