2 Responses to “LIVESTRONG Action”

1. Tom Bernhoff-Jacobsen says:

   July 14, 2009 at 1:26 pm

   I dedicate my sign to Ullevål Universitetssykehus in Oslo, who helped my mom to fight cancer in the 1980s and two moths ago saved my life from a sever heart-attack. (I´m now back on my bike to).

   I think you do a tremendous job, Lance.
2. Nena Faulkner says:

   July 19, 2009 at 4:32 am

   Hello, my name is Nena Faulkner 47 yrs. I had a seizure in 4/05 they found a brain tumor which they removed part of it through surgery they couldn’t get it all. A couple of days later my Dr. calls me at home to tell me that pathology had come in with the results and yes I had cancer, glioblastoma grade 4 . He said I had 9 mo. to live and if I had any questions to call his office. I cried I dropped to the floor and called my husband and told my 3 kids I was dying. Well of course the questions came and the Dr. office was not available to answer any thing since the Dr. was back in surgery. Thank goodness for a friend who brought Lance Armstrong’s book to me in which we found a 1-800 number in it to contact his foundation. They answered all our questions and gave me hope. Thanks Lance

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