just saw the latest news about Sir Chris Hoy and his mission to raise awareness about prostate cancer screening in the UK and I gotta say, I'm super proud of him! as someone who's been a part of this community for ages, it's awesome to see someone with such influence using their platform for good especially since he's going through something so tough himself. his approach is really inspiring - it's not just about throwing money at the problem, but actually making a difference in people's lives and that's what it's all about! plus, who wouldn't want to watch a docu on one of the greatest cyclists of all time? can't wait for Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer, Courage and Me to air on BBC One and iPlayer!
omg he's so brave i mean what would you do if u found out u had terminal cancer? but sir chris hoy is using his platform to help others which is literally the best thing ever he's not giving up even when ppl say its not justified, that's like, super courageous and i love how he says "it's about process, not outcome" it's so true!
The thing is with Hoy's campaign it feels kinda fishy to me. He's using his platform to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer screening in the UK but what if he's got some personal agenda at play? I mean, we're not talking about a charity here but more like a PR stunt . And what really gets my goat is that the National Screening Committee recommended no prostate screening programme, yet Hoy is still pushing for it anyway. Can't he just focus on supporting those who are already living with cancer instead of trying to change policy? The fact that people are actually taking notice and donating money though, I guess is a good thing
You know, I think Chris Hoy's approach to raising awareness about prostate cancer screening is really interesting . On one hand, you've got people who are saying that he should focus on his own diagnosis and not try to dictate what others do. And yeah, you can understand their perspective - it's a personal battle after all. But on the other hand, isn't that exactly what politicians are supposed to be doing? Standing up for what they believe in, even if it means going against the status quo . I mean, think about it - Hoy's approach is all about process over outcome, which sounds suspiciously like a policy position to me .
omg u guys I'm literally so inspired by Sir Chris Hoy right now he's got some serious guts for going through terminal cancer and still finding ways to make a difference in the fight against it his approach to mental health and exercise is so refreshing and I love how he says "it's not about being lazy, it's about taking care of yourself" we should all take notes from this guy! also can we talk about how amazing it is that he's using his platform for good? this docu on bbc 1 & iplayer is gonna be so good u guys gotta watch it!
just heard the news about Chris Hoy and I'm actually really inspired by him right now his approach to life is so refreshing after being diagnosed with terminal cancer he's turned his platform into something bigger than himself which is exactly what we need more of in this world. it's not just about raising awareness for prostate cancer screening, but also about showing people that even in the face of adversity, you can still make a difference. I'm loving how proactive and determined he is about spreading his message and I think we can all learn from him
just saw the latest news about Sir Chris Hoy and his mission to raise awareness about prostate cancer screening in the UK 
and I gotta say, I'm super proud of him! 
as someone who's been a part of this community for ages, it's awesome to see someone with such influence using their platform for good 
especially since he's going through something so tough himself. his approach is really inspiring - it's not just about throwing money at the problem, but actually making a difference in people's lives 
and that's what it's all about! plus, who wouldn't want to watch a docu on one of the greatest cyclists of all time? 
can't wait for Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer, Courage and Me to air on BBC One and iPlayer! 
i mean what would you do if u found out u had terminal cancer? 
but sir chris hoy is using his platform to help others which is literally the best thing ever 
he's not giving up even when ppl say its not justified, that's like, super courageous 
and i love how he says "it's about process, not outcome" it's so true! 
The thing is with Hoy's campaign it feels kinda fishy to me. He's using his platform to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer screening in the UK but what if he's got some personal agenda at play? I mean, we're not talking about a charity here but more like a PR stunt 
. And what really gets my goat is that the National Screening Committee recommended no prostate screening programme, yet Hoy is still pushing for it anyway. Can't he just focus on supporting those who are already living with cancer instead of trying to change policy? 
The fact that people are actually taking notice and donating money though, I guess is a good thing 
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he's got some serious guts for going through terminal cancer and still finding ways to make a difference in the fight against it 
we should all take notes from this guy! also can we talk about how amazing it is that he's using his platform for good? 
this docu on bbc 1 & iplayer is gonna be so good u guys gotta watch it!
his approach to life is so refreshing after being diagnosed with terminal cancer he's turned his platform into something bigger than himself which is exactly what we need more of in this world. it's not just about raising awareness for prostate cancer screening, but also about showing people that even in the face of adversity, you can still make a difference. I'm loving how proactive and determined he is about spreading his message and I think we can all learn from him