The mission of RideConnect is to get people connected.This site allows you to create Rider and Team pages, post discussion forums, sign up for training rides and most importantly share your stories! This site allows easy access to our pages on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and more! Together we can stand up and Ride Together To Cure Cancer. We hope you join us this year on June 22-23, at UB's Baird Point!
Wednesday
Thursday
May 31, 2012 from 10am to 12pm – Main Hospital Lobby
Friday
June 1, 2012 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm – Flying Bison Brewery Company
Ok so the title causes you to ask" Is this guy nuts? " Or maybe your theology goes something like this" only good things come from God,right ? " I will not attempt to answer your first question as the answer is most probably " Yes!" but that's another subject.
On the second question, I have a position that is morphing from "absolutely ! Only good things come from God to I'm not so sure God isn't in the midst of suffering, whether cancer, death,disease, etc."
I am a 10 year oral cancer survivor! My faith , defined at the moment of diagnosis by me as "deep", was indeed shaken to it's very core during the 7 weeks of tortuous treatment at Roswell. Feeding tube, inability to swallow, the 'mask', chemo and extreme fatigue were my constant companions. They were joined by questions of why, why me, are you kidding me God and what will my life look like after treatment?
But I did indeed survive and beat the odds. To live as a survivor of…
ContinuePosted by kenneth e metzger on April 25, 2012 at 7:44am
I am riding this year in memory of Jim Pawlak, Bill Blenk and David Penny. Help me with my fundraising goal of $500 by donating at:
Posted by Jeffrey Tocha on April 24, 2012 at 8:05am
I am a twenty-six year survivor of oral cancer. The five surgeries and one round of radiation therapy that I have had over the years have given me a very personal view of this disease. Oral cancer is one of the cancers whose five-year survival rate has not improved much in the last thirty years. I am a very fortunate individual to still be here twenty-six years later. I see firsthand what many head and neck patients at Roswell deal with on a daily basis (quality of life issues among them). The Head and Neck Clinic at Roswell is a true treasure.
Posted by David Brown on April 22, 2012 at 10:51am — 1 Comment
Posted by The Ride For Roswell on March 29, 2012 at 10:51am — 1 Comment
The Ride For Roswell is an annual celebration of community support for Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Its core mission is to understand, prevent and cure cancer.
Drink water all day & eat before you start. We have 13 rest stops where you can rest, get hydrated & grab a PB&J or banana.
Be sure your helmet is resting flat on your head, not tilted up or down. Also be sure the strap is tight enough.Be sure helmet locks securely, fits well & has no cracks.
A-B-C Check- Be sure your bike is in good condition. Check bike tires for proper Air pressure. Check Brakes. Check Chain.
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