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Tributes paid to cancer survivor who died during RideLondon cycle event

Tributes paid to cancer survivor who died during RideLondon cycle event

Tributes were paid today to a cancer survivor who died during the RideLondon cycling event.Robin Chard, 48, died during the Surrey 100 event which he was competing in to raise money for Cancer Research UK after both his father and step-father died from lung cancer.Relatives and friends honoured Mr Chard, from Bicester, Oxfordshire, who also suffered from Hodgkin Lymphoma when he was a child.Ashleigh Ann Day wrote online: "Uncle Robin, so incredibly proud of your efforts in the Prudential 100 bike ride today in London.


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RideLondon: Fundraising cancer survivor dies

RideLondon: Fundraising cancer survivor dies

Image copyright @N_Colley Image caption The Ride London event was disrupted twice due to medical emergenciesA man raising money for a cancer charity after surviving Hodgkin Lymphoma as a child has died in the RideLondon 100-mile (160km) event.Robin Chard, 48, from Bicester, suffered a cardiac arrest after about 25 miles in Sunday's cycling event and died in hospital, the organiser said.He was taking part as a "personal crusade" after his father and stepfather died from lung cancer.His wife Vickie said he was doing "something he loved".


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Two-time cancer survivor 'feared' disease's return

Two-time cancer survivor 'feared' disease's return

Image copyright PAFor Greig Trout, getting cancer at the age of seven was not the worst part of his battle.Nor was being diagnosed again at 30.After receiving his second all-clear, the disease was gone but its psychological effects were not.Mr Trout, now 37, says he became "gripped by anxiety, and the fear of cancer coming back, or the fear that maybe it hadn't gone".