Giving back: Woman who suffered from condition in her childhood gives back by taking part in charity fund-raisers

DAILY MAIL HEALTH REPORTER

Amber Beanblossom has blisters on her feet, but they're notstopping her forward motion.

She plans to walk 60 miles over three days during a Susan G. KomenBreast Cancer Foundation fundraiser in Washington, D.C., Aug. 13 to15.

"I always try to do something for God on my birthday," the 24-year-old Charleston resident said. She chose the Komen walk in honorof several older friends who have survived breast cancer.

But Beanblossom might never have walked at all, if not for herfamily.

She was born with talipes, better known as clubfoot. Both of herswere affected.

"My feet were turned all the way around," she …