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October 13, 2017
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    • Hope💗 This is Elissa's story 💗 "I can't ever recall a time where breast cancer wasn't a part of my life. After my Aunt's diagnosis at the devastatingly young age of 35, she brought me into the tribe of brave lady fighters, in which i was raised. The breast cancer community is home for me. Some of my fondest childhood memories include spending time with her, participating in countless walks, races, camps, and even fashion shows for survivors. At seventeen I decided to give her what I felt was my highest honor, and I signed myself up for the Breast Cancer 3-day. While most kids my age were sleeping in, I was spending my weekends training to walk 60 miles through the hills of San Francisco, and enlisting my high school teachers to help me raise thousands of dollars in participation money, all in her honor. It was an experience unlike any other, and although an incredible journey to say the least, I vowed it would be my last. I remember exactly where I was when I got the call from my mom. I cried alone on the front steps of my condo where I lived with my now husband, when she shared the heartbreaking news that it was her turn to fight. Over night I went from a carefree college sophomore, to feeling like my whole world was crashing down on me.I slept on hospital benches while she underwent nearly a dozen major surgeries. I held her hand and played travel scrabble during chemo, and when the time came to say goodbye to her hair, I manned the clippers; but not before we have her, her first and only mohawk. Today I am blessed to have both my aunt and my mom still with us. Now a mother with three children of my own, I have recently learned that i may very well face the same unfortunate fate. Both my sister and I tested positive for the BRCA2 gene, which for us means our chances of developing breast cancer can be upwards of 80% in our lifetime. Just yesterday I spent time with my genetic specialist, recalling so many time this disease has effected my life, and I have decided NOT me. If cancer wants a fight, then this mama is here to give it the BOOT. I can see the day now, my aunt, my mom, my sister and I, arm and arm, walking across that 60 mile finish line"
    • Fight 💗 This is Tessa's story 💗 "Dorie is the most giving, caring woman I've ever met. Not only does she give 110% to others in her stressful job as a paramedic EMT, she is generous and compassionate to everyone in her life. She spends her time off between caring for our critter family, and being an advocate and support to the elderly in her life. 5 years ago Dorie lost her best friend to breast cancer, after a long and difficult battle. To this day, Dorie has worked hard raising money and awareness to breast cancer in Tanni's memory. She always rides with her TP heart on her breast collar, and you will always see her give it a squeeze and say a thank you to Tanni before each barrel run. After Tannis death, Dorie took over care of her elderly parents, and aunt."
    • Courage 💗 This is Erica's story💗 "My story is one that is long, sad and I tell with a really heavy heart. My story is about my incredible and inspirational mom, who almost a year ago lost her long battle with breast cancer. My mom battled for over 8 years, she never let anyone know it was getting the best of her. When my mom was first diagnosed they told her she was going to be fine, that the medicine would easily fix this and she would not die. She went through her first battle. My mom was in remission for a while following. I was about to move out of state to college when my moms back crumbled because of a tumor from her breast cancer that had metastasized. From then she fought many battles, tumors, and surgeries. Through this time my mom broke her back, her hip, etc. but it never broke her spirit. I had never seen someone smile so much and continually tell us that, "Someone had to go through it, and everyone has their battle, this is mine." It's hard for me to even write this because of the pain that I feel. But I also feel a sense of light, because for the first time in so many years my mom is not in pain anymore. Cancer took my mom away at 55 years old, what I would give to have her back. Its selfish of me to wish her back, I have grown to wish her easy resting. They say it's the hardest for the people you leave behind and that is absolutely true. My mother passed away on her father's birthday, he also passed away from cancer. Truly a birthday smile was put on my grandfather's face when he got to see her once again."
    • Brave💗 This is Darlene's Story💗 "What does the pink ribbon mean to me? When I think of the pink ribbon it means heartache, courage, strength, and bravery. At the young age of 43 my mom was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. Her identical twin was diagnosed a year prior at an early enough stage where it was treated. Nothing anyone could say could prepare us for the journey God had planned for our mom and our family. You hear people get cancer but you never think it's going to happen to you. During the time my mom was diagnosed, my son was due within weeks. My mom was determined to help me with her grandson and not allow this cancer to dictate her life. So there goes my brave mom putting her life on hold for me.Mom's journey lasted a long 7 years. But in between those 7 years we had some pretty good years of enjoying life. My mom was truly a gift, she literally loved hard and had the biggest heart and compassion of them all. Sick and weak, unable to walk and barely hold up her own weight she would smile, hug, and hold my kids. Thinking about her surgeries now hurt my soul because I can only imagine how tired she was, but continued to fight for us. Her courage and strength is what makes me the proudest daughter ever. The day my mom left for heaven was July 12, 2016. She looked so peaceful. As much as we all wanted her here with us, we didn't want her suffering anymore. That pink ribbon doesn't mean cancer to me, it means BRAVE!"
    • Great performance by one of our ambassadors, @davidadambyrnes today in Schneider’s Booth at #quarterhorsecongress #durangoboots
    • Special performance by Durango artist Lexi Larsen for opening day at #quarterhorsecongress in the Schneider Booth! #durangoboots #lexilarsen #schneiders #qhcongress
    • What does the pink ribbon mean to you? Share your story with us💗 - your own story or a story of a loved one. All month long we will be featuring stories and honoring those who have been affected by breast cancer and bringing awareness to the cause. We will also be giving away pairs of our Pink Ribbon Boot featured in this photo. Share your story by using the link in bio #durangoboots #breastcancerawareness #pinkribbon
    • We can't write your story, so tell us yours.1 in 8 Women develop breast cancer over the course of their lifetime. At Durango, this is a cause we are passionate about. Through the years, Durango has donated over a quarter of a million dollars to breast cancer research. We want to continue to fight for a cure. • We want to hear from you, from the women and men who have been directly affected by breast cancer. Please share your story with us. Your story of survival, of a special person who helped you through your treatment or your story of someone who's strength during their own fight you admire. • We will be giving away pink ribbon boots all month long and would love to feature you on our page. • Share your story with us in the link in our bio💗

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