It isn't just for Armstrong or even myself, the hardest part of the whole thing was going to chemotherapy treatments and seeing all the sick people and their loved ones with them, woman and children and knowing more than half aren't going to make it, it hurt me mentally more than dealing with the disease physically, I knew I would make it, seeing all those people hurting around me is something I can't forget, because I know a lot of them didn't make it. Even if Armstrong cheated, I just can't see why anyone would think it is a good idea to try to destroy the man and his foundation when it would really end up hurting people that are in need, his foundation raises about 100 million dollars for cancer research, what is more important some Tour De France titles or those sick people, that is why it angers me people are so bitter and would like to see Armstrong fall, it won't hurt just him. Almost all of us will have someone close to us get cancer, or get it ourselves. The man is doing a lot of good when does that out way the bad of possibly cheating riding a bicycle, what is more important life or sport?
I read in a book recently that in most peoples minds it takes 20 good deeds to outweigh the though of one misdeed from someone, I now see this is probably true. I try not to be that way, everyone makes mistakes no one is perfect.
