Phase I of the on-line check-in is a simple medical form. You are asked to verify medical insurance and any conditions that may be of concern when you walk. They provide a letter to send your physician if needed and information on temporary health insurance if needed as well.
Phase II of the check-in process can not be completed until the medical history is resolved. This is important because Phase II deals with tent assignments. We all want to be in the same area and be able to choose our tent mate! Phase II opens September 8 (I think) and continues through October.
If you have any questions or need assistance I will be happy to help or you can contact the 3-Day coaches at coaches@the3day.org.
Temporary health Insurance: http://08.the3day.org/site/PageServer?pagename=OCI_insurance
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- The Mississippi Melons began in April 2008 as a team of 4. We walked out first Breast Cancer 3-Day in Dallas, Tx in November of 2008. The original 4 members collectively raised $9000, walked 60 miles and re-upped! In 2009, The Melons were 18 members strong and spread across Mississppi, Lousianna and Tennessee. The Melons are smarter, stronger and more determined than ever to fight this battle until the end! The Mississippi Melons are a team of dedicated and energetic women, working together and determined to make a difference in the battle to end breast cancer. Together, we will participate annually in a Susan G. Komen 3-Day For the Cure event and work to make charitable contributions to organizations dedicated to breast cancer research, awareness, treatment and support. Our fundraising efforts and projects will be dedicated to these ends. "We commit ourselves to the fight to end breast cancer and secure a healthy future for our mothers, daughters and sisters, taking one step at a time. We walk because we can, for those that can’t."