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Grateful Beyond Measure

Jan 18, 2013 by Brooke McMillan
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Thank you for standing with the Foundation — now, in the past, and most importantly, in the future. Your encouragement energizes us and we are going strong, serving people affected by cancer. People are in the fight of their lives. This place has never been about one man, and we are grateful beyond measure for every message of hope and good will that we receive. LIVESTRONG.

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  • iAndy

    Always.

  • http://kate.tinypineapple.com Kate Bartholomew

    All I can think of is standing on risers in Washington, D.C. on Capitol Hill in 2007 – the Capitol behind us – in a sea of yellow, as we shouted, “LIVESTRONG, LIVESTRONG, LIVESTRONG,” as in one voice.

    I think many voices all over the world are doing that today.

  • Paul

    Even though he lied and cheated, Lance still demonstrated that cancer can be beaten, and you can strong afterward. Even stronger.
    Furthermore, as the foundation has stated … it’s not about one person.
    I just made my donation …

    • noelle

      I absolutely agree with you. i read Lance’s book at the time i was diagnosed (with a poor prognosis) in Spring 2009. It helped me a lot, it gave me (at last) some hope that I could have a future. Using the Livestrong website was great (i live in the UK). I don’t condone whatever it is that Lance has done but – but, who knows what demons someone can be left with after such a dreadful battle as that which Lance went through. Human history is filled with contradictions in the actions of our heroes who can also be our villains. Livestrong is a great organisation which has helped people worldwide.

      Lance must be going through the very worst kind of emotional trouble right now : knowing that he created his own downfall. As with one friend to another friend in extremis; lets forgive our friend’s frailty and offer forgiveness for his failings and thank him for his gifts. He has helped people find a way to live.

      That is good enough for me.

      All best wishes to the Livestrong organisation – thanks to you all and good luck.

  • Brad Jennings

    It’s a shame that so much conversation is taking place around the News circles about one simple guy who chose to lie about his personal choices. Every minute somebody dies of cancer. Families are devastated by news their child has brain cancer. A young woman discovers a lump in her breast, a PSA result comes back elevated and prostate cancer is confirmed by a biopsy. St Jude’s hospital is overwhelmed with sick babies and children say goodbye to their parents at the final resting place because of cancer

    LIVESTRONG provides a tremendous amount of support and resources for cancer victims and the family and friends of those diagnosed. Who cares what Mr. Armstrong did that was wrongful. Can anyone really look in the mirror and see someone without fault?

    Don’t let the Hype of the media divert our attention to the real issues in our lives, finding fault in a high profile person is senseless and only makes big companies more money by selling and buying advertisement around news shows, OWN, news papers etc. Will these companies making all this money from this hype donates money to cancer awareness or research. Not a chance .

    • Yunnuen

      I totally agree

  • mark.vallis@btinternet.com

    A message of love, hope and goodwill to the foundation. Livestrong and live long. Thank you for your work, for your perseverance in difficult times and for the work you will do in the years to come!

  • Ken

    I contributed today solely because of Armstrongs admission and people’s condemning attitude. Time will tell whether he, as an individual, will pay the price for the deception, but to try and link this with a charity that does such good work is wrong, and the press seems to be trying to take down Livestong along with Lance Armstrong and it’s just WRONG! Livestrong has done great things and continues to do great things.

    • http://blog.livestrong.org Brooke McMillan

      Thank you very much for your support. Means a lot.

  • hasan yilmaz

    After all these, you cannot act like nothing has happened in front of millions of people with cancer. Your next move is too important to keep this charity going stronger.

  • ian

    brave comes in many forms. More good than bad will be the future of the man who was the face of this.

  • uniboober

    I AM PROUD TO KEEP WEARING THE LIVESTRONG BRACELET!! I have 4th st breast cancer and all I ever wanted was for Lance to admit his wrongdoings….. MOVIN ON!!!!

  • Ivan Mitchley

    Let me start by saying that I do not condone Lance’s actions, the doping or misleading statements. However in saying this I also believe that Lance should be treated as all other cyclist that has been caught for doping and the corrective action should be against the offence committed not the individual as in this Case.

    We should never forget the good that Lance has done through his Cycling Career and with Livestrong for Cancer patients/Survivors as well as giving individual’s hope/inspiration when needed. That we can never change. I do understand that the Livestrong Foundation was never about Lance so to the Le Tour however for me Lance will always be part of Livestrong. What we as the public fail to realise is that the EPO; Blood Doping etc is not the reason for Lance’s 7 Tour Titles but they did assist in the victories. If it was not for Lance’s strength; dedication; determination etc he would not have won a single Tour. It is with these characteristics that Lance started the Livestrong foundation to share with the millions of Cancer Patients. It is also those characteristics which so many people take from Lance and his books for inspiration in times of adversary.

    I have and always will support the Livestrong Foundation and it’s founder.

    Thank you for the ear and keep up the great work

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