Samantha Jane

2KM A Day In May Challenge

Please help me make a contribution to finding a cure for cancer!

I am taking part in ACRF's 2km a Day in May challenge to help raise essential funds for lifesaving cancer research.

Every day in May, I will be moving for 2kms or more in support of the 2 in 5 Australians who will face a cancer diagnosis by the age of 85.

By committing to support brilliant cancer research, we can help to transform the way we prevent, detect and treat ALL types of cancer.

Let's move towards a cancer-free future together

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My Updates

Last Day!!!

Thank you for your support and encouragement.
I gave it a really good go today with strong gusts of wind, a bit of rain and sunshine 🌞 assisting. 
Thank you for helping my progress through your donations. 🙏
For those of you that visited my page and haven’t yet had an opportunity to donate, there is still time. Thank you! ❤️

Four days to go 102km’s down and 22km to go!!!

Well I’ve been blessed with beautiful weather exploring my surrounds on a daily basis’s. Everyday, I’ve reminded myself that regardless of what you have in this life, nothing is more valuable than good health, and lovely people surrounding you, especially when you need it most. It’s very true, when the s….t hits the fan, good friends and family will shine the brightest in your darkest moments. Unless of course their journey has also hit a hurdle. 
We need to be grateful for what is on offer today, when or if,  you become seriously ill. None of this is free, and given you, family or friend may need that care at some point, it’s worth investing in this vital research. 
Please, support the Australian Cancer Research Foundation in any capacity. Thanking them for the work they continue to do for the betterment of everyone!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️

My daughters b’day, Father’s Birthday & Mother’s Day

This week has been a very busy week. My Daughter celebrated becoming a teenager, my gorgeous Father celebrated 86 years, and I was with my Mum, Dad, Daughter and partner enjoying Mother’s Day. I am very lucky🍀, but so many are not so lucky. 
My partner lost his Mum Doreen to Cancer when he was 30. My friend Sarah lost her battle with cancer in her 40’s, leaving her husband and 3 children behind. My cousin Ben passed away after a five year battle, leaving his two children without their Father. My daughter’s Nanny Fran, a breast cancer survivor. 
Today my friend Molly celebrates her 53 Birthday and Mother’s Day after overcoming early stage breast cancer, Another friend and inspiration for my effort; Anita, was 5 years clear last week after fighting breast cancer. Two of my Uncles, my Grandmother, and so many others. 
It’s so prominent now, and important to get checked.
Scientists dedicate hours in hope of finding anything that can detect, prolong or cure those affected by cancer. It’s not free!!!!!!! If you are affected, it’s reassuring to know people are fighting for you. Please make a contribution towards their efforts, knowing it’s for us. 🙏

Day 1. Albert Park Lake

A perfect day to enjoy the luxury of good health and stroll with good intentionsattached. 
My friend Anita, who has battles breast cancer, encouraged me to get out of the house and start walking again for all the right reasons. She calls herself my conscience. “It’s your conscious calling!”
I can’t so no. 
My life has thrown me some real curve balls all packed into a decade. One of the things that I always reminded myself when I woke up each day…. was there is always someone doing it much harder. 
Some days empty the dishwasher seemed like a milestone and I would pat myself on the back. 
I can’t imagine what it would be like to find out you have cancer, and then have to get up everyday and face the world. 
I have lost several friends and family over the last few years, and it has changed me. Life has changed me. 
Friends have helped me, and although I might not have thanked them in the way I would have like to, because it was hard. 
I want to give back, even in small ways to say thank you. 
Thank you to all those people unseen and  seen that are there for people when they need it most. 
Nobody gets away from these disease, whether you have it or know somebody. 
Lots of small stones create a mountain. ❤️

Thank you to my Sponsors

$2.38k

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$104

Mum & Dad

A step in the right direction. Well Done!

$101.42

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$79.13

Samantha Jane

$65

Bradley Hudson

Awesome work Samantha!

$52.75

Melissa Ibrahim

$52.75

Joanne Colonnello

Amazing Sam

$52.75

Sameepa Shetty

Well done Sam!!

$52.75

Molly Souter

Well done Sam! Every bit helps. Keep stepping. x

$50.86

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$25

Chelsea Grant

Well done Sam!! X

$20.53

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$20.53

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