The young?and the not-so-young, victims, their relatives, medical professionals and people who just wanted to show they care.
They all came together yesterday, just over 100 of them to participate in the annual Walk For Lupus organized by the HOPE Foundation of Barbados.
It was before six o’clock yesterday morning when people started to gather outside of the Wildey Gymnasium. Just past the hour, the numbers started to swell, and in a show of support Minister of Health Donville Inniss turned up to walk.
The journey was from Wildey, St Michael, to the beach at Enterprise, Christ Church.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
100 plus people walk for lupus
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