You will notice a new look to the website - it is a work in progress but we hope you will like it! I've been remiss in writing here - but of course the secret is that I must put it into my diary so I set aside time each day - no matter how busy we are.
As I went for my Saturday morning usually I walk with our wonderful registrar Lyn - but she could not make it, so I was alone. Not chattering as we walked gave me a little thinking time - and I need that occasionally as things are so busy here at the moment. It is all most exciting as we head towards Abreast in Australia and the release of our book A Dragon's Tale.
As I passed by the cliffs at East Point, overlooking the beautiful, peaceful waters, complete with sailing boats bobbing about, I reflected on how luck I am. I have been very fortunate to be able to represent so many fantastic women from all over Australia and have a great team that works with me - all volunteers and each and everyone is just amazing!
Michelle
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DAA is a national organisation of breast cancer survivors and their supporters who enjoy the strenuous sport of dragon boat racing.
Abreast in Australia 2007, which took place in Caloundra, Queensland, was the largest breast cancer survivor regatta ever!
With approximately 2000 participants from Canada, Australia, the US, NZ, Italy, Singapore and Hong Kong, the event celebrated life after breast cancer, while honouring those who have lost their lives to this disease. http://www.dragonsabreast.com.au/
Abreast in Australia 2007, which took place in Caloundra, Queensland, was the largest breast cancer survivor regatta ever!
With approximately 2000 participants from Canada, Australia, the US, NZ, Italy, Singapore and Hong Kong, the event celebrated life after breast cancer, while honouring those who have lost their lives to this disease. http://www.dragonsabreast.com.au/