Thursday, May 7, 2009

Hike for Hope


"Life does not end with a cancer diagnosis —
it actually can be the start of real living"

Yesterday, Pat came across the story of 31-year-old Ryan Krabill who was diagnosed with tongue cancer 5 years ago. He underwent a year of treatment, and now he’s doing great. He just started a 5 month adventure to follow his longtime dream of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail to raise money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation. The trail is 2,658-miles and his goal is to raise $26,580 — $10 per mile. Read his story, donate and spread the word! So amazing!

Read the article:


Donate! Even if it is only a few bucks!

2 comments:

Corie said...

I will check this out! So awesome and inspirational!:)

Ryan Krabill said...

Thanks for the shoutout! :) I'm currently 454.4 miles into the hike in Agua Dulce, California. Heading out later today and hoping to be at the start of the Sierras in about two weeks. Take care!