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and organizations that inspire and empower.

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Whether the goal of your next events is to energize your membership, honor your employees, ignite your sales force, or elevate your professional relationships, and you desire a speaker to transform the occasion into a celebration that will never be forgotten, then Woody Roseland is your choice.

About Woody Roseland

Woody Roseland has burst onto the scene of motivational speaking and is already one of the most compelling motivational speakers of our time. His courage, tenacity and humor highlight his story of overcoming insurmountable odds to beat cancer seven times.

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Colorado Surgeon, Students Design Permanent Artificial Leg

Published on 21 January 2013

DENVER (CBS4) – A Denver surgeon has teamed up with college students to improve the lives of amputees. They are designing a permanent artificial leg.

CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh was in the lab on Wednesday as they started the process. The team is working to come up with a permanent post in the leg that amputees could use to connect a prosthesis.

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New look to WoodyRoseland.com

Published on 02 January 2013

So with the new year brings in a new look to WoodyRoseland.com we've come out with fresh new branding and marketing for the website. I hope you like the changes.

The brilliant architect behind all this hard work was my man Matt Megyesi I would definitely recommend you check him out if you're looking for quality website design

http://www.megyesi.net/

See You Next Year!

Published on 31 December 2012

Thank you all for following and supporting me over the past year! Your unwavering support has been an incredible help to me as I've dealt with the trials and tribulations associated with living with cancer.

Thank you,

Woody

Huffington Post: Young Adult Cancer: Year in Review

Published on 31 December 2012

America as a whole 'seems' to have a pretty solid social consciousness and responsibility towards cancer -- as evident by October and its nauseating dedication (read: marketing) to curing breast cancer (read: selling pink things in the hope of appealing to women). Although there seems to be a lot of going on for breast cancer, things aren't as cut and clear for the rest of the cancer world in America, especially for the young adult cancer community.

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