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LAnce Armstong Cancer Survivor

Some of the most successful people in life have had to overcome disadvantages and obstacles that most others take for granted. I think Lance Armstrong is one of those successful people. Lisa, Lance's mother, knew things wouldn't be easy for him because she was only 17 when he was born and his father was never in the picture. She raised him enforcing an unbending rule: " make every obstacle an opportunity." Lance developed a love for endurance sports at an early age. He joined a local swim club when he was in the fifth grade and he trained with a coach that Lance says to this day is one of the best coaches he has ever had. When Lance was 13, he started riding a bike to swim practice. His daily workout routine consisted of 6 miles in the water and 20 miles on the bike. Pretty soon Lance became known all around the country because he was already a professional triathlete at the age of fifteen. Lance and his mom would travel all over Texas and other southern states entering as many races as possible. When he was sixteen years old he was making about $20,000 a year racing. By the time he was a senior in high school his main interest was cycling. That year he was named to the U.S. national cycling team and he left home to g


He said something happened to him out there that was almost spiritual. He was physically run down and had become sick with bronchitis. They also found that his body produces an abnormal amount of endorphins during exercise. Cycling is huge in Europe and it's where the best riders in the world are. " The odds of him living were about 3%. He was under a 2-year contract with Team Confidis at the time. The great champion, Miguel Induran told Lance earlier in his career that he could win the Tour De France one day, but he would have to lose weight. This was an unbelievable feat considering his age. Even the doctors said that they would have only given him a 3% chance of survival. In January of 1998 Lance engaged a woman named kik that he met during his Chemo treatments and they moved to Spain to restart his Career. When he got to Texas he said he became a bum. The French press still accused him of using drugs, even after he kept testing negative. They had scheduled him for surgery as soon as possible, but he still had to go in for some more tests.

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