Marathons Are Hard Because Of The Physical

Cancer Taught Me A Plan For More Purposeful Living, And That In Turn Taught Me How To Train And To Win More Purposefully. It Taught Me That Pain Has A Reason, And That Sometimes The Experience Of Losing Things-whether Health Or A Car Or An Old Sense Of Self-has Its Own Value In The Scheme Of Life. Pain And Loss Are Great Enhancers.

I'm Sorry You Don't Believe In Miracles.

Live Strong Is Exactly I Guess What It Says. It's One Thing To Live, But It's Another Thing To Live Strong, To Attack The Day And Attack Your Life With A Whole New Attitude. This Was A Gift For Me. I Guess Before The Illness I Just Lived. Now, After The Illness, I Live Strong.

A Boo Is A Lot Louder Than A Cheer.

It's A Fact That Children With Cancer Have Higher Cure Rates Than Adults With Cancer, And I Wonder If The Reason Is Their Natural, Unthinking Bravery... Adults Know Too Much About Failure; They're More Cynical And Resigned And Fearful.