A Message from John Kerry

FROM:

• John Kerry  

TO:

• Brian Luke

Message body

Hello Brian, Just wanted to make sure you saw Lance's email last week -- the fight against cancer is a global fight and Lance is leading the charge to make it a cause among the community of nations. We know from personal experience just how important early detection and treatment is, and yet far, far too many people around the world have no access to existing treatments or information we know could save lives. More than 100,000 have joined lance's call to the leaders at the UN to fight cancer on a global scale. Add your name here. Thanks, John ------- Forwarded Message -------- From: Lance Armstrong Date: Friday, September 9, 2011 at 10:38 PM Subject: Side-by-side with John To: John Kerry Dear John, I rode side-by-side with John Kerry in this year’s Pan-Mass Challenge, and I saw firsthand how committed he is to fighting cancer.  I’m writing to you because I hope you share his concern. Right now, world leaders are coming together for a historic UN Summit on non-communicable diseases. We’re calling on them to make cancer a global priority and implement simple solutions we know will save millions of lives. Will you add your name alongside John Kerry, me and more than 100,000 others, and tell world leaders to face up to the global cancer crisis? Our message to world leaders isn’t about longshot cures or leaps of faith. We’re calling on them to support proven strategies that we know will make a huge difference in the fight against cancer: increased awareness, early detection and access to treatment and ongoing care. By supporting John and his dedicated work to help cancer survivors, you’re already making a meaningful impact. But by adding your name and joining our call, you can help us put even more pressure on world leaders to make the same commitment. Join us in telling world leaders to seize this historic opportunity to fight cancer: LIVESTRONG.org/SignOn Together, we can make sure cancer survivors everywhere get the support they need to face this disease head-on. Thank you so much for joining us, Lance Armstrong