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Support Tour de Cure 2009!
posted: 02/18/09
This June of 2009 I'll be riding my third Tour de Cure in as many years - this year via the 100-mile route. I've served on the Kennebunk, ME, event committee for the last two years, concentrating on route logistics, rider support and serving as a liason with the local cycling community to raise awareness for the event, for the disease and for the health benefits of cycling. In addition, I'm again captaining a team this year and have once more enlisted the help of my wicked awesome local club, Southern Maine Cycling Club. If you're local to the area and are interested in helping to volunteer for our event on June 7th, please contact Emily Silevinac, our event chair.
My mother was diagnosed with Type I diabetes as a teenager. I've watched her struggle with the effects and treatment of the disease my entire life. Tour de Cure is but one way the American Diabetes Association is working to combat the epidemic of Type I and II cases affecting the nation.
Every little bit helps. Please consider contributing.
Click here to make a donation and help support the 2009 Tour de Cure.
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