Cancer-Free Since 2013
One of DRE’s own is on a mission to beat cancer and you can help. Pam Cook has been cancer-free for six months and is nominated to take part in the Kentucky Oaks 140 Survivors Parade on May 2.
Of the hundreds of courageous women nominated to participate in the Survivors Parade, Pam has to win enough votes to join 140 cancer survivors who will walk the track on Oaks Day — and she needs your help.
Time is running out to get votes in for Pam! Go here now to vote today. It only takes a few seconds and you can vote once a day, every day to help Pam secure her spot in the parade!
“I’d feel extremely honored,” Pam said when she was asked how she’d feel if she won.
Doctors discovered Pam had Stage 2 breast cancer while she was receiving treatment for Graves disease.
Pam beat cancer on Sept. 26, 2013 after an extensive treatment regimen. During her treatment and remission, she has been supported by her husband, family members and her extended family at DRE. We’ve all been rooting for her.
Now, you can support Pam too.
But remember, time is running out! All votes must be in by March 31 at 11:59 p.m. Get your votes in early and often, and share and like our post on Facebook to spread the word to your friends and family.
Click here to learn more about the Kentucky Oaks 140 Survivors Parade and make part of this derby season about celebrating Pam Cook and other strong survivors.
You can also donate to Bright Pink, an organization dedicated to the prevention and early detection of breast and ovarian cancers in young women.
