A MUDBUG MARCH IN NEW ORLEANS TODAY TO STOMP OUT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION. DOZENS OF PEOPLE SPENT THEIR SUNDAY AT CITY PARK FOR A 1-MILE WALK SILENT AUCTION, MUSIC AND FOOD. THE EVENT WAS IN HONOR OF CHELSEA YATES, WHO WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PULMONARY HYPERTENSION AT JUST 15-YEARS-OLD AND DIED 11 YEARS LATER, IN 2011. TO THIS DAY CHELSEA’S MOTHER SAYS THERE’S STILL NO CURE AND LITTLE AWARENESS. >> SHE WOULD BE TOTALLY EXHAUSTED JUST WALKING FROM CRAFT A CLASS IN SCHOOL. WE TO GO TO ONE DOCTOR THAT DID NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE DISEASE WHO TOLD HER SHE WAS OUT OF SHAPE AND NEEDED TO EXERCISE. JULIANA: THIS IS THE EVENTS FIFTH YEAR. AND IN THER FIRST FOUR, THEY RAISED $50,000 FOR THE CAUSE. 40% GOES TOWARD PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCH. 60% GOES TOWARD FURTHER EDUCATION FOR LSU NURS