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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2008 : Heroes Articles

Cancer Blogger, Miles Levin by Leah N., Phoenix, AZ I had never heard of Miles Levin until the day he died. He instantly touched my heart and mind, and has become an inspiration and a true hero. Continue...	Cyclist, Lance Armstrong by Evan B., Gibsonia, PA In my mind, the definition of a hero is Lance Armstrong. He has accomplished so many things and inspired so many people. He survived a life-threatening disease, and has lived a very complete life, still giving so much to others. Continue...
Doctor, Constance Barone by Gabriela L., Gibsonia, PA Dr. Barone has helped many kids smile who were born with a cleft pallet, including me. She did my first surgeries when I was a baby, which were the most important and effective. Continue...	My Sister, Jessica L. by Meryl L., No. Scituate, RI I have many siblings, and we’re all pretty close, not so much in age, but in our relationships. So when my sister Jessica decided to travel to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates to help women there, you cannot imagine how that altered our lives. Continue...

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