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On the Road: Wrestling away cancer
As part of our continuing series "On the Road," Steve Hartman meets a high school wrestler whose dad was diagnosed with an incurable form of cancer. The teen took it upon himself to try to make the disease disappear -- if only for a moment.
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i went to the same school as the opposing wrestler. i was quite younger than him but i remember him being so humble and he was praised at school for shaking the fathers hand. definitely a good school memory
So sad to hear of his passing. What a sweet gift those boys gave their dad.
What a great son and class act from the loosing player .
What a great, loving son! Can't stop the tears. My prayers are with the family.
That son will do great things in his life. What a way to honor your father. Kudos to the player who lost the match, the respect was there.
My mom is also battling with cancer. This made me cried..iam gonna make her proud😭
Hard to believe that somebody could actually "dislike" this video. Those people are more than likely the kind that have no room for human emotions, go strictly by calculated facts and believe that everything else is not worth looking at or thinking about. The love that this young man had for his dad is so incredibly powerful and evident. Perhaps those who can't see that are probably incapable of loving - or being loved in return.
What a fine young man. Prayers to him and his family.
Beautiful and a great man his parents have raised. Kudos to his dad. This will be a lasting memory father and son.
😢every time I watch “On The Road”….very inspiring ❤
This fifteen-year old man knows what’s important.
Wow what a spiritually strong young man. What an honor it must have been for his dad. God bless
this made me cry god bless that family
Boy loves his dad very much.
Those kids are just amazing
As a wrestler and wrestling coach myself I can tell you one thing. This kid will never bow down to adversity and will always give 100% to achieve goals for good. Never underestimate a wrestler.
Love this story. Very inspiring!
❤️❤️❤️ a son’s love for his dad. Wonderful.
Absolutely beautiful!
What an amazing young man. Wish I could have done something even close to that for my father and older brother.
The Son had the perfect power move for his Dad.
Wow! That is so amazing story I ever seen!
Respect.
this made me tear up
@tylernguyen7891
8 жыл бұрын
same
That's a great story.
T y Mr. Hartman. T y CBS closing music. My heart lifts to where it should be. (My husband yelled at me...I’m the unselfish one...mind you.)
What I would give to have a dad like that, or a dad at all. I have never had a dad or mom or a family at all. I have a unique survivor story to tell, coming soon via video to my KZread channel. Absolutely beautiful story.
Love your story.
Wow!! WAY TO GO MITCH!
Damn these onions...
So amazing!
Midwest family values
wow. in awe. completely in awe.
This is awesome
The father died the weekend of December 7th 2014
Okay, this one really got me. I wanted to see if anchor Scott Pelley got teary eyed, but I can’t see the screen well enough to know...
@patriot4780
Жыл бұрын
Happybidr I’m sure he did after the camera went off.
Wow great adorable son
Imagine if things like this were reported more in our news. What world would we have if we changed our view of it?
who ever dislikes this is a monster
Awesome
I am not crying, these damn allergies. 😢
I think Scott Pelley was holding back tears, and I wonder if he lost it as soon as the camera went off.
Best son ever
Something about a man crying.
Any update on the story?
onions!!! onions everywhere!!!!
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The poor mailbox concretely grab because storm intrinsically pack towards a odd trousers. dry, cynical crush