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Why one woman keeps walking at the Mother's Day Classic
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Why one woman keeps walking at the Mother's Day Classic
A routine mammogram at 49 saved Rosa Kure’s life. She had already lost her mother to breast cancer at just 25. Now, Kure is sharing her story to encourage others not to delay potentially life-saving checks. “The whole appointment is done in 30 minutes. This could change the course of your life,” she said. “I understand fear of the unknown but early detection saved me from having to face years of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. “Breast cancer…
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