Armstrong a Survivor, and That's What Counts
When I watched the famous cyclist’s exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey last week, I wasn’t watching a hero who had fallen from grace or an arrogant cheater. I was watching a...
Cancer
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Ex-Major Leaguer Fighting Brain Cancer
Each day Chris Duncan descends to the finished basement room inside his West County home. There he pedals an exercise bike for at least 30 minutes, sometimes 45. Noticeably thinner than...
Armstrong Was Never Really About Cycling
For anyone inclined to see things this way, it was simple. Beginning in 2004, you paid a dollar. The dollar went to cancer research. The research would get that much closer to a cure....
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- BC's Herzlich Defies Cancer - Brett McMurphy, FanHouse
- Detroit Could Be The Best Thing To Happen To Iverson - Jemele Hill, ESPN
- Lance Armstrong Should Stay At Home - Darren Rovell, CNBC
- No Doubt About Armstrong’s Motive, or His Goal - Gil LeBreton, Star-Tele.
- Obama Provides Moment of a Lifetime - Sam Adams, Rocky Mountain News
- John Challis Delivered Hope With Cancer Fight - M. White, Pittsburgh PG