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Our Captain, Amanda Mercer, was diagnosed with breast cancer in March.  She has undergone a lumpectomy and is currently going through chemotherapy.  She still plans to swim the Channel.  While eternally grateful for the hope given to her to survive breast cancer.  She is determined to help give the same hope to people diagnosed with ALS.

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THIS SWIM IS IN DIRECT OPPOSITION TO ALS:

Those diagnosed with ALS are eventually robbed of their ability to be active.
These women will undertake an extremely challenging physical endeavor.
 
An ALS diagnosis often leads to seclusion and isolation.  
This is a relay of six; they have each other to rely upon.
 
Those diagnosed with ALS are given an average life expectancy of 2 to 5 years.
Time is of the essence to find a cure, thus the goal is to break the world record.

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