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    Terry Fox Is A Canadian Hero We all know that Terry Fox was fighting cancer, inspiring many Canadians and cancer patient and is a Canadian hero. He held The Marathon Of Hope so he can raise money for cancer research. He had a dream to run across. But you probably don’t know all the challenges that he had to face during the run. Terry Fox has faced many challenges during The Marathon Of Hope. Many emotional and physical challenges while the run. When he first started the run nobody thought believed in him. Many thought he would give up before he could run a province. Terry ‘’lived’’ in a small R.V for almost a year. During the run he felt sick, dizzy, tired and ill. Waking up in cold mornings. And one of the most challenging things that I think was when he ran through Quebec. Only a few people knew who he was, barely anyone knew what he was doing, and they didn’t raise a lot of money. One of the most difficult challenges is that nobody spoke English…

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    costing him his life. This great Canadian hero was named Terry Fox, born on July 28, 1958. He created the Marathon of Hope to raise money and to help find a cure for cancer; therefore, our greatest Canadian individual was Terry Fox. Terry Fox can be considered a courageous man, because he ran the Marathon of Hope while he had an amputated leg. Terry was compassionate because his run was devoted to raising money for all cancer victims, most of all he is dedicated as can be seen through the…

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    this literature review is to explore and challenge the concepts in the case of The Terry Fox Foundation through different models of help. Exploration of the foundation is done through various books, research reports, news articles, and media coverage of the organization. The aim of this literature review is to critically analyze the material and recount what the literature is addressing in the context of help represented by the case. Firstly, in the book Terry Fox and His Marathon of Hope,…

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    Introduction Terry Fox is a well-known Canadian cancer patient that ran Marathon of Hope from Vancouver, British Columbia all the way to Ontario to raise people’s awareness of cancer and raise money for a cancer patient. Throughout his life span, he was a child that was protected well by his mother and father with his siblings, he was also the second child of his family. As he grew up, he found himself interested in playing sports, after the hard practice, he finally became a successful athlete…

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    Terry Fox is an inspirational individual, who ran across Canada to raise money for cancer research. In 1977, Terry Fox found out that he had a malignant tumor in his right leg, fifteen centimeters above the knee. Before the amputation, he read about another amputee who ran a marathon. Learning about this individual inspired Terry’s journey in becoming a cancer research activist and humanitarian. In 1979, he started to practice for his marathon of hope, running a total of 5,000 kilometers during…

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    individuals who did a great thing that made them great people, someone's name popped into my head, His name is Terry Fox and he is one of the best competitors to keep running on the substance of this planet. Terry found he had a disease and afterward chose to keep running crosswise over Canada. He was an overcome man who might take what the world threw at him. Running crosswise over Canada was his approach to demonstrate the world that he was not going out without a battle. Terry Fox…

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    In 1979, a young man named Terry Fox, who was diagnosed with bone cancer and forced to have his right leg amputated, began his Marathon of Hope, a cross-Canada run to raise money for cancer research and awareness. The case of The Terry Fox Marathon of Hope has always been a truly inspiring story of a young fighter determined to help others. His actions prove to be a great example of what it is to be selfless and heroic. His perseverance throughout his journey despite his own failing health and…

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    Canada (FAS) announced the first annual “Terry Fox Marathon of Hope Day.” A sequence of 10-kilometre runs in locations across Canada would “commemorate Terry’s big marathon accomplishment” and his “daring and united control on our people.” This proclamation from FAS built-up on world-wide public interest in commemorative Terry Fox. Letters shrink into the offices of Ministry of Amateur Sport and Prime Ministers Office, office for a national celebration in honour of Fox. In these lessor Fox was…

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    Terry Fox is a hallmark for hope Terry Fox is the shining image of a leader, as a young man he was a very diverse athlete and basketball player. Unfortunately, a malignant tumor started to form in Terry’s right leg bone and it was aptly amputated. As a result Terry wouldn’t be able to participate in track or basketball, he dreamed of running. Additionally, the bone cancer had to be the most painful factor during rehabilitation for our young athlete. Even so, with much dreams fueled by willpower,…

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    This shows how much Fox actually cared about his run, he wanted to do it for the benefit of other people not himself. “Even if I have to crawl every last mile,” this shows how determined Fox was to complete this run. We can learn from Fox by trying the best we can and keep moving forward no matter what. He wanted to make people's lives better, even if it meant risking his own life. This is why he is considered a Canadian Hero. Fox’s goal was to raise $1 million for cancer research and grow more…

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