Cancer survivor, Melody Saberon Ybarra, reflects on the power of the community through 11th annual Kern County Cancer Foundations run/walk.
- The 11th annual Kern County Cancer Foundation Run/Walk brought together over 1,000 participants to support the fight against cancer.
- Cancer survivor Melody Saberon Ybarra shared her story of overcoming a 15% survival rate, 20+ years after her diagnosis.
- This year, the foundation raised $41,000, just short of their $50,000 goal, while continuing to provide vital community support.
The 11th annual Kern County Cancer foundation run/walk has made a powerful impact for many in the fight against cancer. With over 1000 participants registered, the community is coming together to make a difference in the fight against cancer.
“They told me I had a 15% chance of survival but you know what, 20 + years later I’m still here and I’m still breathing,” says Melody Saberon Ybarra.
Melody Saveron Ybarra, a survivor herself, has spent over a decade volunteering, giving back to those who mentored and inspired her during her own battle.