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June 2001 Breast Cancer Survivor Retreat Photos
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Bon Secours Spiritual Center located in the rolling hills of Maryland (Marriottsville). 300 acres of serenity.
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Another view of Bon Secour Spiritual Center
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The brilliance of autumn is captured in the reflecting pool and the foot bridge at Bon Secours Spiritual Center.
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Opening lecture with Dr. Pamela Peeke!
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Time to chow down for lunch! (Excellent food.... desserts were scrumptious!)
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Retreat participants at lunch time.

More participants enjoying a meal together.

A giggly moment over dinner!

More chatter time to squeeze in before the next session begins!

Meal time served as a great way to get to know one another better.

Enjoying a few moments outside in the fresh air- off to the Labrynth for a spiritual walk.

Yoga time
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More yoga!
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The Labrynth located on the grounds of the Spiritual Center.
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Survivor participants walking the labrynth
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More Survivor participants enjoying their walk within the labrynth.
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Another view of the peaceful labrynth.
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A special moment shared with Lillie Shockney (2nd from right) with 4 survivors who attended the June 2001 retreat.
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June Survivor Retreat finale- a butterfly release. Lillie Shockney shares a special story about the strength that exists within each butterfly...
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Each survivor is given her own butterfly in a closed envelope.
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Each survivor is instructed to name her butterfly- examples were "Hope", "Cure", "Itdidn'tgetme"
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The opening of the envelopes containing the monarch butterflies...
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The butterflies awaken from their hybernation in the pastel envelopes...
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The butterflies are ready to take flight!
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Up they go!
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More soar upwards above us!
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A beautiful and inspirational sight- seeing the butterflies taking flight!
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Some butterflies returned to the survivors' hands and lingered a while longer...
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Some landed on the survivors and stayed a while.
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Butterfly just awakening and about to take flight.
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One butterfly flew back and hopped a ride on a sneaker for a bit!
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Many butterflies, after flying overhead, returned and rested on the chests of survivors...
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Another butterfly awakening...
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A survivor experiencing a special moment with her butterfly.
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An hour later after the butterfly release, monarchs are still spotted on the grounds of the Spiritual Center.
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Saying goodbyes at the close of the retreat.
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One of our volunteer massage therapists sharing a special moment with a survivor who attended.
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The Hopkins Survivor Volunteers who helped coordinate the event and make it happen! From left to right- Pat Williford; Judy Matthews; Lillie Shockney(director of Ed and Outreach); Debby Stewart

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A group shot of the survivors who attended the June 2001 Johns Hopkins Breast Cancer Survivor Retreat.

 


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