NHL Legend Issues A Tragic Statement On His Health
NHL legend Kelly Chase, renowned for his tough and fearless style as an enforcer, is now confronting the toughest opponent of his life � leukemia. Chase, with over 2,000 penalty minutes in his 458-game career, is bringing the same fighting spirit from the ice to battle against cancer.
In a recent statement, Chase underscored the significance of the #HockeyFightsCancer initiative, emphasizing its role in raising funds for a research grant at the Siteman Cancer Center through the V Foundation. Notably, this grant aims to advance treatment options at the very hospital where Chase is currently facing leukemia.
"#HockeyFightsCancer means more than ever as we are raising money to fund a research grant at Siteman Cancer Center through the V Foundation. It will provide the opportunity to advance treatment at the very hospital I am fighting my battle with leukemia," said Kelly Chase.
Chase's resilience and determination on the ice are now evident in his inspiring fight against cancer. As he navigates this challenging journey, fans and the hockey community are rallying behind him, sending positive energy and support his way.
Kelly Chase, a true warrior on the ice, is demonstrating that his strength extends beyond the rink. The hockey world is standing united, ready to support him in this monumental battle, proving that sometimes the most significant fights happen off the ice.
Source: Hawksinsider
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