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World championship cyclist Lance Armstrong created the foundation that bears his name when he was 25-years-old and undergoing treatment for an aggressive form of testicular cancer that had spread to his abdomen, lungs, and brain. Armstrong survived the disease and went on to victories in the 1999-2004 Tours de France (and is now attempting a seventh), lending his slogan, "Live Strong," particular significance. The words are emblazoned on yellow wristbands the foundation sells for $1 each, so far...

LIVE STRONG: Inspirational Stories From Cancer Survivors--From Diagnosis To...Beyond

Nearly half (49%) of respondents said their non-medical cancer needs were unmet. Among those who felt their non-medical cancer needs were unmet, 70 percent said their oncologists did not offer any support in dealing with the non-medical aspect of cancer. The other 30 percent said their oncologist was willing to talk about these issues, but did not have enough information or experience to really help them out in this area. More than half (53%) of respondents agreed that the practical and emotional...

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US$ 11.99 (+ tax) Broadway; September 2005 ISBN 9780767922944 Download in secure PDF format or MobiPocket ... more Survivors from all walks of life talk about what “living strong” in the face of cancer means to them. Since the now ubiquitous LIVESTRONG™ wristbands became available in May 2004, the Lance Armstrong Foundation has raised more than $50 million for cancer survivorship programs, and the signature phrase has become a battle cry for those who fight the disease every day. Now, the Lance...

Our approach is to ignore what people say is impossible, and our inspiration comes from athletes like Lance Armstrong who do the same. The cycling legend was forced off his bike in 1996 by the grueling pain of cancer. He endured surgery and chemotherapy, and defying all odds, returned to win the Tour de France seven consecutive years. Today his foundation inspires and empowers people affected by cancer. We’re supporting its ongoing mission by providing $20 from each sale of this Oakley Livestrong...

Now, the Lance Armstrong Foundation has compiled, from hours of videotaped interviews, poignant and dramatic personal accounts from cancer survivors. Covering a wide range of subjects, from grief to spousal relationships, employment discrimination to coping with medical bills, infertility to fear of recurrence, survivors share their experiences and speak candidly about how cancer has impacted their lives. For twenty-four-year-old Amy it’s how her illness changed her relationship with her parents...

Lance Armstrong takes his love of wine seriously, combining forces with Randy of Lewis Cellars to create the second vintage of "Cuvee 7" - a 100% Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon named for Lance's historic 7 Tour de France wins. 4 barrels were made, producing 90 cases. Aged in 100% new French oak, the wine is packed in 3-bottle, black piano finish wooden boxes, signed by Lance and Randy with profits going to The Lance Armstrong Foundation. Randy met Lance at the 2001 Tour de France, and Europe...

When we aim to defy the limits of possibility we take inspiration from the iron will of athletes like Lance Armstrong. The cycling legend was diagnosed with cancer in 1996 and underwent grueling surgery and chemotherapy refusing the slim odds of survival and returning to win the Tour de France seven years in a row. Today his foundation inspires and empowers people affected by cancer. Were supporting its ongoing mission by providing $20 from each sale of this Oakley Livestrong special edition. This...

Champion cyclist Lance Armstrong continues to make winning the Tour de France his annual cycling goal. He also oversees the Lance Armstrong Foundation, a nonprofit organization that assists cancer patients around the world with managing and surviving the disease. He lives in Austin, Texas. Sally Jenkins is a columnist for the Washington Post. In 2002 she won the Associated Press's Columnist of the Year Award. She has cowritten many bestselling sports books, including It's Not About the Bike and,...

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