Dance It Off With Kim gives the gift of dance to breast cancer survivors in October
Reposted from Examiner.com (October, 2011) Diagnosed with cancer in 2004, I have seen many heroes. I have witnessed those who save lives, those who fight to save their own lives, and those who inspire others to live life to the fullest despite adversity. I have also found that through tragedy and struggle the greatest triumphs can be found. In every small town, every soccer Mom suburb, and in every bustling city quiet heroes live amongst us. They are our hometown heroes. They don’t wear capes, they live a low key life, and their super powers aren’t like those written in comic books but each and every day they save lives, change lives and inspire others to do the same. The powers these hometown heroes have are often fueled by their passion and their ability to overcome adversity. They take the good, the bad, and evil and turn it into something inspiring. Often times they don’t even realize they are doing it. They blend into the city streets, the soccer fields, and the