02. The schedule
From 8 - 15 October, the women will be travelling on motorbikes from Cape Town to Johannesburg. Here's the schedule.
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03. Oládé Oláyínká
Oládé Oláyínká (38) is an engineer and comes from the USA. She was 28 when she was diagnosed with cancer.
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04. Nonnie Dedekind
Nonnie Dedekind is 42 and comes from Pietermaritzburg. She sees her struggle with breast cancer as a "growing experience". Read the first entry in her Motorcycle Diaries.
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05. Hannetjie Botha
Hannetjie is 46, from Pretoria. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1999.
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06. Nelly Ndwambi
Nelly is 55 years old and a breast cancer survivor. She was born in Johannesburg and grew up in Mafikeng. One of her sisters died of breast cancer.
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07. Kenau Psaros
Kenau is 27, from Randburg and healthy.
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08. Mariaan Pretorius
Mariaan (45), who lives in Kempton Park, was about six years old when she had her first experience with breast cancer.
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09. Linda Strauss
Linda is 47, from Johannesburg and healthy.
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10. Francis Appelcryn
Francis is 34 and from Pretoria. She had a double mastectomy in 2003.
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11. Chrissy Jeavons
Chrissy (54) of Johannesburg is also a breast cancer survivor. This is her first blog.
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12. Win a motorcycle!
SMS the word BIKE to 36655, and you could be the winner of a brand new motorcycle!
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13. Diane Parker
Being diagnosed with Breast Cancer in November of 2004 was devastating to say the least. As a widow and mother to a 13 year-old daughter, what was going to happen to my life now?
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14. Aileen Taylor
To participate in this bike ride is a huge privilege and opportunity for me, and is something I have always wanted to do.
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15. Adina Katz
“Use your health, even to the point of wearing it out. That is what it is for. Spend all you have before you die, do not outlive yourself”. Bernard Shaw
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