Lance certainly would not dope because he is a cancer survivor

After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

wrote:
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke.

Yes! Are you kidding? The number of folks walking around with oxygen
tanks who smoke is astounding.

You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

Actually,with addictive products just the opposite has been shown.

gds wrote:
wrote:
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke.

Yes! Are you kidding? The number of folks walking around with oxygen
tanks who smoke is astounding.

You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

Actually,with addictive products just the opposite has been shown.

Oh, because of the OP I should add that they smoke but don't wear
underewear.

a écrit dans le message de news:
...
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.


To be a so called " cancer survivor " is very convenient : You can be doped
and justify it by the necessity to take medical care.
BTW : Gegenerative condition in his right hip . also.

What about a Foundation ?

http://www.floydlandis.com/foundation/
http://www.livestrong.org/site/c.jvK....CC7C/Home.htm

Tarfuffe : http://www.theatrehistory.com/french/tartuffe001.html

On 3 Aug 2006 12:38:43 -0700, wrote:

After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself.

Troll. Barely a 1 to 1.5

Do people dying of lung cancer smoke.

Yes. Regularly.

You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

It can help, but human beings are a stubborn lot.

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

Are you kidding? After getting pounded by cancer, chemotherapy,
radiation and surviving all of it, Lance is a more likely candidate to
dope. He knows what his mind/body can take, chemically and physically,
and is more likely to push it to the limits.



wrote:
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

wrote in message
oups.com...
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

I agree. A cander survivor would never dare to dope himself. Of course,
unless his doctor is saying that using, say EPO, is as dangerous as drinking
orange juice. But where would you find such a man?

Benjo

Exactly.

benjo maso wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

I agree. A cander survivor would never dare to dope himself. Of course,
unless his doctor is saying that using, say EPO, is as dangerous as drinking
orange juice. But where would you find such a man?

Benjo

I imagine he was doping before the cancer and that is what caused his
cancer. I doubt he'd risk cancer again. you ignorant slut.
Linda Lou wrote:
Are you kidding? After getting pounded by cancer, chemotherapy,
radiation and surviving all of it, Lance is a more likely candidate to
dope. He knows what his mind/body can take, chemically and physically,
and is more likely to push it to the limits.



wrote:
After surviving cancer, no way would he risk doping himself. Do people
dying of lung cancer smoke. You better believe they stop smoking.
Nothing like the fear of death to motivate you to change.

You who wears undies beneath his cycling shorts calling me an ignorant
slut. LOL
LOL
LOL
LOL

You're funny. ;-)

wrote:
I imagine he was doping before the cancer and that is what caused his
cancer. I doubt he'd risk cancer again. you ignorant slut.
Linda Lou wrote:
Are you kidding? After getting pounded by cancer, chemotherapy,
radiation and surviving all of it, Lance is a more likely candidate to
dope. He knows what his mind/body can take, chemically and physically,
and is more likely to push it to the limits.