OT: Dominic Moore discusses his wife's battle with cancer, and return to the NHL.
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Blueblood9
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MisterUnspoken
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This story and the one on Taylor Pyatt and his fiancee are both horrible stories that you hate to see happen. Glad both of these guys got back on their feet and are able to continue their careers and lives. Must be really tough to lose your best friend in such a tragic event.
SKS
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I am so glad he has been able to contribute well this year. Ranger or not, I will always cheer when he performs on the ice.
Clown Fiesta
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That’s just like…your opinion man.
- Jan 15, 2013
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He's always been one of those guys that, no matter what team they play for, you root for them.
Jedd Ortmeyer-ish.
Such a sad story, glad to have him back and hopefully these days on the ice clear his head a little.
Jedd Ortmeyer-ish.
Such a sad story, glad to have him back and hopefully these days on the ice clear his head a little.
Samuel Culper III
Mr. Woodhull...
I went through a very similar experience. Losing someone you love, at such a young age, to cancer is more brutal than I can really express. I don't think there is any healing after that. You just move forward because you don't really have any other choice. The days get easier, because the experience gets further and further away, but the pain never actually heals. One thought. One picture. One story. One dream. One word is all it really takes to gut you and bring all of it back, in vivid, sharp, excruciating freshness. You're only okay because you have no choice but to learn to be. Moore is a really strong guy to be able to perform at a serviceable NHL level after his experience. In some ways it's great because it's what he loves and it keeps him occupied. At the same time, it takes great strength to be able to maintain a level as high as the NHL, especially when it's still so recent.
