Why is he doing this? Because he is a two-time survivor of cancer. And he wants to make a difference. Two years ago was his second bout with cancer, and he was treated at an amazing facility - The Cross Cancer Institute. We feel incredibly blessed that he is in remission and that God has brought healing to him.
I'm proud of my husband because he is a hero to me. He is a leader, he is a fighter, and he has such deep compassion. He's the kind of person who doesn't sit on the sidelines, he gets in and makes a difference. And I see him making a difference every day.
This was a news story done on him in one of our local newspapers yesterday (isn't he cute in his riding jersey? hee hee). (here's the link but you'll have to sign in to see the Friday edition - page 3).
If you're interested...Here is a link to his home page for the Ride. He's raised over $3000 for research and treatment! I'm so proud of him as that was his goal. He'll be riding with over 1000 other riders (including one of his best friends, and another friend) along the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains.
My prayers are with you my love!
ETA I just talked to my husband tonight, he's half way through the ride and it was a grueling day with a lot of up-hill climbing...but after almost 6 hours of riding today, he and the 1742 riders have the second half tomorrow. Together they have raised 6.9 million dollars! Isn't that amazing!
Wow, that is quite an undertaking but....he has the best rider right beside him.........J E S U S!
ReplyDeleteGo Lance, I mean Terry!!! Our prayers are with him this weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh how AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteChristine, thank you for sharing this. It blessed my heart. What an amazing family you are!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you and your husband as he rides for a cure.
Hugs,
from a stamping friend,
Pam
http://stampsinc.blogspot.com/
Christine, I'm praying for Terry and wishing him the very best during his ride!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an inspiration! I hope he does well, and I echo Mochamama---he has Jesus by his side!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome team you and your DH make Christine!! It's obvious you both are a great support for each other. What a wonderful contribution you guys are making with this ride!! God bless the both of you!!
ReplyDeleteWOW 160 miles & a two time cancer survivor!! Both are a miracle in my book!! God is good!
ReplyDeleteThat truly IS amazing! How proud you must be...and for such good reason!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you and your husband, Christine! You both are an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSo inspiring! Thank you for sharing his story. What a feat -- Way to go!
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