HIKE PREPARATION & CANCER PREVENTION: A Common Thread

Eight determined women hike                                   “Cactus to Clouds” in 13.5 hours 

What does preparation for a grueling hike up a 10,000 foot mountain have in common with DCIS and breast cancer prevention?

1. Investigation: Both require gathering information and understanding what you are facing.

2. Training: Practice, practice, practice makes for success. Daily exercise is also a well known contributor to cancer prevention. The side effects are a healthy, fit body, loads of energy and peace of mind.

3. Essential Ingredients: Ensuring you have the right stuff in your pack is as important as ensuring you put the right stuff in your body.

4.  A Practical, Positive Attitude: Whether climbing a mountain or dealing with DCIS and breast cancer prevention, it boils down to “one foot in front of the other” and “take it as it comes.”

5. Gratitude: I am so grateful for the experience and accomplishment I shared with my fellow hikers as well as all that I have learned regarding DCIS and breast cancer prevention.

Thank you to all who have supported me and my “Hike for the CAUSE….”

https://dcis411.com/2012/10/08/cactus-to-clouds-hike-for-the-cause-tell-cancer-to-take-a-hike/

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About Donna Pinto

After being diagnosed with DCIS in 2010, Donna transformed her personal journey into a mission of advocacy and education. She became an investigative journalist and patient advocate, later earning certification as a nutritionist. As a nonprofit founder, author, speaker, blogger, and podcaster, Donna has dedicated over 15 years to empowering women with knowledge and support. Through her website, DCIS 411, she shares insights on DCIS overdiagnosis and overtreatment, safer breast imaging alternatives, and holistic strategies for achieving optimal health—impacting thousands of women worldwide.
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