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In fact, despite a nagging back pain, a side-effect of his medications, the 25-year-old James still led the second Bike for Life fund- and consciousness-raising project yesterday initiated by the Cancer Warrior Foundation Inc., which he and his mother, Carmen, founded in May 2000.


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Cancer warrior seeks laws for protection of victims

September 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Cancer victim James Auste calls himself a "synthetic man" because his body no longer produces hormones. But his heart beats with unwavering love and hope for other cancer-stricken youngsters, making him...

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