CNN News: 忘却病痛 扬帆起航

Brad Ludden is a professional kayaker. He`s been on the "Outside Magazine". He`s won two world free style medals.

布拉德·卢登是一名专业的皮艇爱好者。他曾经上过《户外》杂志。赢得过两次世界自由式奖牌。

But there are more than 3,000 people who know him best for a nonprofit charity he founded called First Descents. It gives free outdoor adventures to young adults with cancer.

但是有3000多人对他熟识，是因为他创立的《绝妙降落》非营利的慈善组织。这个组织为患有癌症的年轻成年人提供免费的户外冒险。

We caught with some folks whose lives are moving forward with each forward stroke.

我们发现有些人向着困难前进。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m Rocky. I`ve done some live water but not since treatment. So, I`m a little nervous but also excited to get back in the boat.

匿名男子：我叫洛奇，在接受治疗之前，我就已经做一些水上运动。所以，现在重新回到皮艇上我虽然有点紧张，但是也很兴奋。

When my doctor, you have a 50/50 chance, I was like, holy crap, like I`m 21 and I could die.

当我的医生告诉我，你有一半的存活几率的时候，我就在想，天啊，我才21岁，我可能会死。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Let`s go boating.

未知男子：我们一起去划船吧。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I was so full of energy and a month later, I was husking (ph) myself. All that was vibrant was dimmed for so long.

未知女性：我曾经充满了活力，但是一个月后，我就变得筋疲力尽。曾经的活力被剥削了。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Welcome guys.

未知男性：欢迎大家。

BRAD LUDDEN, CNN HERO: Being a young adult, to have that type of betrayal in your body, that`s a really challenging thing to cope with.

布拉德•卢登：作为一个年轻人，身体里有这种叛逆，那么我们就应该应对这种挑战。

Left hand stays right on the side of the boat. Go to finish. Whoa! That was beautiful.

左手按住船的右侧。照着去做。这就是非常棒的。

We`re taking everyone out of their element. We`re taking them out of cancer and putting them through legitimate challenge.

我们让每一个人都发挥自己的作用。我们通过合理的挑战让他们暂时远离癌症。

Keep that bow up. Keep it up. Yes, buddy!

向上。坚持下去。

Nice work.

不错!

It really begins to restore a lot of the doubt inflicted through their diagnoses.

You see people really start to open up.

你会看到人们开始变得开放。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: This is the time that I have and I`m trying to make the most of it.

未知女性：这是我的时间,我想充分利用它。

LUDDEN: They start to find their voice again amongst friends.

卢登：他们由开始在与朋友的相处中开始表达自己的意见。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Getting back on track and I can finally put something like that behind me.

未知女性：回到正常的生活，我终于可以把病痛抛到脑后。

LUDDEN: With each passing day, they take on those challenges on and off the river with a bit more confidence. You see that look of accomplishment and pride. You can`t give that to someone. It`s something they have to go earn.

卢登：随着每一天的过去,他们带着这些挑战在河上多一点信心。你看到的成就和骄傲，我们不能给与别人。这需要他们自己去获得。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, paddle, paddle! Whoo!

未知男子：划桨，划桨。

LUDDEN: By the end, it`s been a complete transformation.

卢登：最后，这将是一个完全的改变。