What Does We Can Row Boston Mean to Me? By Ruth Griffin
What Does WCRB Mean to Me?
By Dr. Nancy J. Roberge, Physical Therapist who works exclusively with breast cancer patients WCRB represents the epitome of ‘thriving’ after being treated for breast cancer. These women, some who have rowed before cancer and most who have not, show us that they are ready to ‘take back’ their lives, their bodies and show breast […]
Learn to Row 2015
We’re looking forward to meeting the class of 2015.
New Members 2015 Meet the Tanks
2014 Annual Report
In 2014 we had another successful season on the water, with an enthusiastic and skilled group of newbies, beautiful weather and great times together. >> Click here to read the full letter
WeCanRow Members Race at the Row for a Cure Regatta
On Sunday, June 2nd, six of the WeCanRow-Boston members raced in the annual Row for a Cure regatta in Poughkeepsie, New York. The event features 1,500-meter sprint races in 28 cities across the United States and Germany. All funds are donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure to assist patients and families in local […]
New Members Learn to Row 2013
2012 Annual Report
In 2012 our website got a new look. 2012 Year in Review
Learn To Row on Saturday, May 11th, 2013
Our Annual Newbie Learn-to-Row day is Saturday, May 11th, 2013. We’re looking forward to meeting the class of 2013.
Rowing to Beat Cancer
WeCanRow is a team for survivors 06.27.2011 After Jeanette Millard was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy, friends warned her to take it easy. Exercise might aggravate her stitches, they said, or even worse, lead to lymphedema, a potentially dangerous condition that causes chronic swelling and often affects breast cancer survivors who have […]
