New jersey Woman Cycles 225 Miles too Honor Mother,Raise Funds for Cancer Research
PITTSBURGH,PA - Jessica Chin,a New Jersey resident,embarked on a challenging three-day cycling journey of 225 miles from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh this week,driven by a deeply personal commitment to cancer research. Chin is raising money in memory of her mother, who died from a 9/11-related illness, and to support others battling the disease.
Chin’s ride isn’t simply a physical feat; it’s a tribute to her mother’s resilience and a call to action in the ongoing fight against cancer. Her mother’s illness, linked to exposure following the September 11th attacks, underscores the long-term health consequences faced by many first responders and those living near Ground zero. Chin hopes to raise notable funds and awareness through her efforts, channeling grief into a powerful message of hope and determination.
“Our training pales in comparison to what cancer patients go through every day. And I’ll be thinking of every single one of them,” Chin stated, emphasizing the profound empathy fueling her endurance.
The cyclist acknowledges the grueling nature of the ride but remains steadfast in her purpose. She envisions her mother’s presence with her as she crosses the finish line in Pittsburgh, transforming personal loss into a symbol of unwavering support for cancer research and those impacted by the disease.
