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the promotion of prostate cancer awareness and treatment.
I met Skip on Saturday morning as he was shoving off from the tip of Door County, Wisconsin, and heading into the waters of Lake Michigan. I was busy taking photos of the lake when I noticed his kayak, loaded to the gills with equipment. I went over to see what was going on and he spoke of the "mission" he was on.
A week ago, on Saturday, June 14 Skip Ciccarelli was in Chicago. He pointed his kayak into Lake Michigan and begin a planned 54-day, 1,700-mile trip from the Midwest to the Hudson River in New York City.
Ciccarelli, a 60-year-old high school teacher from Massachusetts, is a prostate cancer survivor. If all goes as as planned he will arrive in NYC on August 9 - exactly 7 years to the day from when he had surgery for prostate cancer. He is using the trip to raise cancer awareness.
"At the time I realized, that like most men, I was clueless about prostate cancer and soon became flummoxed at how little men know about their own bodies," Ciccarelli said. "I realized I needed to help raise awareness. By drawing attention to prostate cancer, I'm hoping more men will get prostate check ups, PSA screenings and that more research will focus on this disease."
More information on Ciccarelli's journey can be found at www.paddle4prostate.org. Any funds raised over and above Ciccarelli's expenses will be split between two prostate cancer organizations: Us TOO International and the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
Owen Guttenbeil (red) and Carlos Spencer(blue) during the Woodstock Reserve Fight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
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The official ride for The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride in Göteborg 2014. DGR is a community and charity event that brings together riders of classic styled machines and dapper to raise money and awareness into men's health issues. The individual rides are organised by volunteers in each city.
5th year Ride for Dad, NL - raised over $160,000 for prostate cancer research.
Photos provided by Paul Davis, MHA Topsail taken by Terry Hicks of Honda One.
Brigus, Newfoundland and Labrador
Jerry Seuseu (red) and Slade Mcfarland (blue) during thier heated fight the Woodstock Reserve Fight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
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Christmas Happenings Ashley Style
It is Christmas 2021 and here we are in the midst of Christmas Happenings Ashley Style. Christmas is the time where we celebrate the birth of Jesus. What a beautiful time to stop and reflect on what our Savior has done for us.
My Family
My family is so amazing, so complicated, and so beautiful. Today, we got together, as we do the Saturday before every Christmas. I so enjoy this time because we all come together and my sister was able to travel and be here.
There were several we were missing but the ones that were not there, were not forgotten. They were missed terribly. My parents have created a beautiful legacy that will live far beyond what I can even imagine.
Christmas Miracles
This Christmas was filled with peace, laughter, love, and miracles. First and foremost, my daughter is expecting our first grandson in May. Then, my uncle survived a procedure to put a stent in. It has been a long journey and he has been in the hospital for 100+ days. My brother in law does not have cancer in his bones! The BEST thing is that...
Drum Roll
HUNTER IS IN REMISSION!!!!!!!!!
That is a post to come because my emotions simply too much for me to handle. I am in awe of this journey we have been on and the fact that the Lord heard our prayers and did what He does best. He did so IN HIS TIME not ours.
Pictures
This picture is the captures completely my parents love story. It has been almost 60 years.
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Proudly displaying the Mo carefully and lovingly grown in support of the Movember movement to raise money for Prostate cancer. Please donate!
©2008, Sean Phillips
Strobist:
Bare Canon 540EZ right and left, and another on the background. SB26 with built in diffuser adding fill from directly in front. The background is a pull down presentation screen.
Hormone Therapy
This is the state my libido is in,
Shot through with Goserelin:
My testosterone no longer produced,
I’m unsexed, juiceless, Eros reduced.
Another sexless-thought-full day
With the undesiring effect, but I don't dismay.
Another side effect of the Goserelin
Is the drying of my greasy skin.
Who'd have thought that this therapy
Would cure me of my chronic acne?
So no more Clearasil for me
Now I need a moisturiser, you see.
Jerry Seuseu (red) and Slade Mcfarland (blue) during the Woodstock Reserve Fight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Prostate cancer is a form of cancer that begins in the gland cells of the prostate, which is found only in males. Learn about prostate cancer here. - www.askapollo.com/physical-appointment/treatments/prostat...
5th year Ride for Dad, NL - raised over $160,000 for prostate cancer research.
Photos provided by Paul Davis, MHA Topsail taken by Terry Hicks of Honda One.
Brigus, Newfoundland and Labrador