Strut for the Cure Facilitates Survivor Support
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Volunteers helped check in guests and models for the night's events.
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Yvonne Graham passed out vital information about the effects of breast cancer from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation.
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Volunteers helped crocheted pink ribbon pins for people to wear and show their support for survivors.
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Activists Aimee Ochotorena, Mitchee Claudio, Michelle Rojas, and Terry Rojas lent their support to survivors of breast cancer at the event.
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After being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 25 in January of 2014, Mireya Medrano survived breast cancer and has gone on to become an activist and role model for people with breast cancer.
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Showing her support, Mireya shaved and dyed the back of her hair of a pink ribbon, the symbol for breast cancer awareness.
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Dr. Subhas Gupta of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Loma Linda Hospital and Tina Sugandh helped host the fashion show.
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Nutrition Specialist Robin Allen educate the audience on super foods that help prevent breast cancer including turkey, kale, and dark chocolate.
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Models strut down the runway in clothes by Chico's and shared their experience in surviving breast cancer.
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Models strut down the runway in clothes by Chico's and shared their experience in surviving breast cancer.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Models strut down the runway in clothes by Chico's and shared their experience in surviving breast cancer.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Models strut down the runway in clothes by Chico's and shared their experience in surviving breast cancer.
October 8, 2014 at 12:53pm. Views: 59
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