My Story So Far....
Jan 21, 2015
My Story So Far....
Life before Life before Enjoyed racing and training
hard riding an averaging 200+km a week and 25km
Running a week.
Enjoyed racing and training hard riding an averaging
200+km a week and 25km Running a week.
April 2012
Diagnosed Stage 3A Melanoma.
Home after three days in Hospital
Home after three days in Hospital
These beautiful girls and my wife are my motivation and
fight to keep living they keep me going everyday.
These beautiful girls and my wife are my motivation and
fight to keep living they keep me going everyday.
Drain Bag for two weeks after lymph node removal.
Moved on with Life and thought all is ok....
Entered Melbourne Marathon to race the 10km
My aim was to run sub 38min.
OCTOBER 2012 6 months since being told I had Stage 3A Melanoma-Cancer.
OCTOBER 2012 6 months since being told I had Stage 3A Melanoma-Cancer.
October 2012Scan Time......
Scanxiety.
October 2012Scan Time......
Scanxiety.
Scan Results showed four Brain
Tumours Scan Results showed four Brain
Tumours
Within 6 Months I went from
Stage 3A to Stage 4C Within 6 Months I went from
Stage 3A to Stage 4C
My home for the next monthMy home for
the next month
One of the hardest part of all this was
missing my family.
One of the hardest part of all this was
missing my family.
Battle Scars Battle Scars
Bleed on the brain Bleed on the brain
Set Back with a return to hospital...Resilience
tested again.
Set Back with a return to hospital...Resilience
tested again.
The ‘Game’ of Life and setting goals.....
The ‘Game’ of Life and setting goals.....
Christmas-
Family and that’s all that matters. Being here for this was an achievement.
The other big Goal was to see our eldest child and
second eldest go to school and kinder for the
first time.
The other big Goal was to see our eldest child and
second eldest go to school and kinder for the
first time.
Support and my team Mates....
Support and my team Mates....
Mate ship... Mate ship...
Leadership qualities. set the example.
With Determination, Guts, Resilience and fight anything can
be achieved.
Didn’t think I’d be able to achieve what I have done so far.
Didn’t think I’d be able to achieve what I have done so far.
Rode two days of the Tour de cure Riding 350km
over two days.
As a result of this Tour I was able to Raise Money for Cancer Research.
Back working Full time and on the
bike again.
Back working Full time and on the
bike again.
My Journey is not over…..
My Journey is not over…..
- Blood tests every four weeks.- Scans every six weeks.- Medication every day.
Your Journey is not over either....
Your Journey is not over either....
Winning Behaviours.Winning Behaviours.