I did this for a reason. I chose to look like a porn star from the neck
up for a reason. I chose to grow something that would keep my wife from
kissing me for a month for a reason.
So why did I do this? I did this because too many people among my friends my family have had and died from cancer. Prostate cancer. Lung cancer. I did this because several of my family members have survived cancer. Breast cancer and lymph node cancer, for example.
I did this because Breast Cancer Awareness gets cute ribbons and lots of attention and because everyone loves and wants to save the boobies. But it's important that we realize that the dangers of cancer don't stop with the well-beloved boobies.
That's why I did this. Because maybe one day other people won't have to grow a mustache just as a mere event to highlight the oft-forgotten and oft-joked-about forms of cancer that affect the testicles (we can say the word without snickering -- we're big boys and girls here) and the prostate.
And I encourage everyone reading this to match the measly 10 dollars I donated myself at the beginning of the month. Do you have a friend or relative who survived cancer? Then donate in honor of their life and victory. Do you have a friend or relative who died of cancer? Then donate in their memory in the hopes that one day no more will die.
That's why I did this. I'm not hero. Not even close. But together we can be one heck of a hero if we pool our resources.
So, please, if you can, please donate at this link: http://us.movember.com/mospace/11344109
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Sean Taylor
So why did I do this? I did this because too many people among my friends my family have had and died from cancer. Prostate cancer. Lung cancer. I did this because several of my family members have survived cancer. Breast cancer and lymph node cancer, for example.
I did this because Breast Cancer Awareness gets cute ribbons and lots of attention and because everyone loves and wants to save the boobies. But it's important that we realize that the dangers of cancer don't stop with the well-beloved boobies.
That's why I did this. Because maybe one day other people won't have to grow a mustache just as a mere event to highlight the oft-forgotten and oft-joked-about forms of cancer that affect the testicles (we can say the word without snickering -- we're big boys and girls here) and the prostate.
And I encourage everyone reading this to match the measly 10 dollars I donated myself at the beginning of the month. Do you have a friend or relative who survived cancer? Then donate in honor of their life and victory. Do you have a friend or relative who died of cancer? Then donate in their memory in the hopes that one day no more will die.
That's why I did this. I'm not hero. Not even close. But together we can be one heck of a hero if we pool our resources.
So, please, if you can, please donate at this link: http://us.movember.com/mospace/11344109
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Sean Taylor
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