Help Syl Corbett Win Her Toughest Race Yet

It is my pleasure to be managing and organizing this campaign on behalf of my sister, for our dear friend Syl. Please see the following message from Hayley.  ... On Dec 23, my dearest friend, long time trainer and amazing all around human Dr. Syl Corbett, was diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic Breast Cancer. This diagnosis came very late and as a shock to anyone who knows Syl as she is someone who has lived the cleanest, healthiest lifestyle anyone could ever aspire to. A world class runner, triathlete, and therapist to countless world class and olympic athletes, Syl’s selfless and positive attitude rubs off on anyone she comes into contact with. This diagnosis comes at a very difficult time for my friend as she has spent the last 7 years completing her Doctorate in Chiropractic and PhD in Neurophysiology. This has left her with lots of letters behind her name, but not much income. Not one to ever be driven by money or material items, Syl was very reluctant to let me start this Go Fund Me for her, as she has ‘never taken a penny from anyone’. Right now, instead of helping so many, my bestie needs help. I am seeking to raise funds to offset medical costs, Iv treatments, and living costs as Syl’s livelihood relied on her ability to perform body work on folks and her own body just isn’t allowing her to do that at this time. For every gold medal I have won at the Olympics or accolade I have received in the last 10 years, I give a massive amount of credit to my friend Syl. Her brilliant training and approaches to therapy allowed me to stay on top of my game for years. I humbly ask for help to give Syl the opportunity to receive the treatments and quality of life she has afforded so many throughout her life. You can make a donation to the Go Fund Me , but alternatively or in addition to you can also check out her company Rock On Clay at www.rockonclay.com. By purchasing her amazing athletic balm and other products, all the proceeds will go to help her kick cancer ass. She plans to get through this so she can pay it forward to the next person who may need the help. Thank you kindly, Hayley Wickenheiser