WLKYS ALEX DURHAM SHARES WHAT WE CAN EXPECT. ALEX: -- >> WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE CELEBRATE THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO ARE STILL WITH US AND THOSE WHO HAVE MOVED ON AND COME TOGETHER IN UNITY ON THIS SUNDAY. ALEX: SET UP IS UNDERWAY AT CARDINAL STADIUM FOR A DRIVE THROUGH CELEBRATION HONORING CANCER SURVIVORS. >> WE SUPPORT OUR CANCER PATIENTS THROUGHOUT ALL OF THEIR TREATMENT AND BEYOND. ALEX: U OF L HEALTH ISN’T ABLE TO HOST THE EVENT INDOORS, SO THEY’RE MOVING IT OUTSIDE AND TURNING IT INTO A PARADE. SURVIVORS ARE EXPECTED TO DECORATE THEIR CARS AND FACE MASKS, AT THE END, JUDGES WILL CHOOSE WINNERS. >> DOCTORS, NURSES, FAMILY MEMBERS, EVERYBODY CELEBRATING SURVIVORSHIP AS THEY DRIVE ACROSS THE RED CARPET. WE ARE STILL GOING TO CELEBRATE THEM ON NATIONAL CANCER SURVIVORS DAY. ALEX: NO MATTER THE AGE OR DIAGNOSIS, THE JOURNEY IS STRESSFUL. >> IT IS IMPORTANT TO ALWAYS RECOGNIZE THEM AND HELP THEM THROUGH THIS. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO LET THEM KNOW THEY ARE NOT ALONE. ALEX: THE PARADE STARTS NEAR THE CARDINAL EXPRESS, FROM THERE SURVIVORS WILL DRIVE AROUND THE STADIUM AND BE CHEERED ON BY THE COMMUNITY. >> WHEN YOU LEAVE HERE, YOU FEEL REJUVENATED, REFRESHED FOR THE FACT THAT YOU WERE ACTUALLY ABLE TO DO SOMETHING FOR THESE INDIVIDUALS. ALEX: JANIKAA SHERROD IS WITH KENTUCKY AFRICAN-AMERICANS AGAINST CANCER. SHE SAYS THERE’S NO BETTER FEELING THAN COMING TOGETHER IN UNITY TO SHOW SURVIVORS THEY HAVE A TEAM BEHIND THE >> WE MAY NOT DIRECTLY UNDERSTAND THEIR FIGHT, BU