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Lance Armstrong

This remarkable athlete taught cancer patients like me how to keep up the fight.

By Elizabeth Edwards

THERE IS NO ONE ELSE QUITE LIKE HIM. And there probably never will be. The best cyclist ever, Lance Armstrong won the sport’s premier event, the Tour of France, an almost incomprehensible seven times from 1999 to 2005. But before he could do that, in 1996 he had to beat back a cancer that was supposed to take his life. Testicular cancer had spread to his abdomen, lungs and brain. Grim-faced doctors told him he had no chance. But no chance were not words that had meaning for Lance.

He spearheaded the Lance Armstrong Foundation, which made a yellow plastic loop a statement of resistance and strength across the entire planet. Like Lance himself, his foundation looks for the next horizon. It advocates for those living with cancer funds research, inspires the cancer community to support each other and is collectively stronger than any one and of us could be alone. Maybe team cycling taught him this, or maybe Lance, 36, is what you see.

Lance took a minor sport in America and turned it into a great national passion and a great national pride. And he did it by struggling for years, alone on a bike often in unforgiving weather, over terrain that most of us would view as hostile, when no one was watching, no one was cheering.

He inspired all of us who face a cancer diagnostics to search out the doctors who believe that we can live, to hold on to those friends and family who stand beside of those friends and family who stand beside our bed –and then to fight to prove the faith of those friends and the beliefs of those doctors well founded. After Lance, no one of us could ever again say it was too hard, the odds stacked against us were too high, the fight already lost. The fight I fight is for me and my family, but the power to fight belongs in good measure to Lance.

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Lance Armstrong

Este notable atleta enseñó los pacientes de cáncer como yo cómo mantener la lucha.

Por Elizabeth Edwards

NO HAY NADIE MAS como él. Y probablemente nunca lo será. El mejor ciclista nunca, Lance Armstrong ganó el evento más importante de este deporte , el Tour de Francia, casi incomprensibles siete veces desde 1999 hasta 2005 . Pero antes de que pudiera hacer eso, en 1996 tuvo que hacer retroceder a un cáncer que se suponía iba a tomar su vida. El cáncer testicular se había extendido a su abdomen, los pulmones y el cerebro. Médicos de rostro sombrío le dijo que no tenía ninguna posibilidad . Pero ninguna oportunidad no fueron las palabras que había significado para Lance.

Encabezó la Fundación Lance Armstrong , que hizo un lazo de plástico amarillo un comunicado de la resistencia y la fuerza en todo el planeta. Como el propio Lance, su fundación busca el próximo horizonte . Aboga por los que viven con la investigación de fondos del cáncer , inspira la comunidad del cáncer para apoyar unos a otros y es en conjunto más fuerte que uno de ellos y de nosotros podía estar solo. Tal equipo ciclista le enseñó esto, o tal vez la lanza , de 36 años, es lo que ves.

Lanza tomó un deporte menor en Estados Unidos y lo convirtió en una gran pasión nacional y un gran orgullo nacional. Y lo hizo mediante la lucha por años , solo en una bicicleta a menudo en un clima implacable, en un terreno que la mayoría de nosotros ver como hostil , cuando nadie estaba mirando , nadie estaba animando .

Él inspiró a todos los que se enfrentan a un diagnóstico de cáncer a buscar

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