The person with terminal cancer aims to volunteer in every US situation

When Doug Ruch is diagnosed with a terminal cancer, he understands one of the biggest regrets in life, he does not spend enough time to help other people.

“I spent a lot of time, I know, I tried to work and make a lot of money so I wasn’t very voluntary. I didn’t help many friends.” Quite Host Nile KӧKSAL.

“I can’t change it back. Everything I can do is move forward when I leave.”

Therefore, San Antonio, Texas, man, walks in the United States with a mission to “die to serve” over a voluntary mission in each situation.

‘Nothing to lose’

Ruch, which works for sale in the sale of most of their life, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2021. He predicted that he was spread in January and had 12-18 months to survive their doctors. When the idea for a cross-road trip begown to come.

Eddie Gallagher, the best friend of Ruch’s 30 years thought was a great idea.

“I said: Why, why? “I think it’s fantastic what he does.”

So far, RUCH is voluntary Food bankshomeless shelters, Soup kitchensColorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah in Texas, Youth Centers and Community Centers Centers.

He describes himself as a little lonelier as a little loner, which suffers from life for life, and says that all their efforts are well put outside the comfort zone.

But voluntarily, quickly learned, feels good.

“It’s really quiet. I feel really good in the days when I have volunteer missions and have energy. Happy hormones are running.”

Angie K. Smith, Cutting Director Charitable Charitable Kitchen Angels, NM, NM, not good for society; It’s also good for voluntary.

In fact, a few work ruminate links between volunteering or altruism, happiness and health.

Ruch stood with kitchen angels to help on March 25 and Smith says they are happy for him.

“We definitely trust and appreciate our volunteers,” he said. “Doug is an inspiration and we support his message and we support it.”

Ruch, who gained money for a trip in Gofundme, says he drew a lot because the story began to make national and international headlines.

“It was really mad this week. He got hazelnuts,” he said. “I receive a large number of emails from media surveys and things and they ‘Hey, can you pass it to Doug?’ No. Doug responds to all emails. Doug builds a website. Doug is updating website. Doug plans the stops … I’m a team. “

He asked to take into account the involvement of volunteers to help, insisted that Ruch did not want to load anyone.

However, when his friend Quan gave information about the mission of Khuu Ruch, he knew that he was in his pitch.

“I knew he came to California, but he did not intend to stand in San Francisco. Therefore, he said,” I feel) said, “He said.

Khuu and a few pals, then, an initiative that provides patient and sensitive food, a day of volunteer joined a day.

He says he is proud of his friend.

“I’m glad that he did what he did and inherited a good.”

Meanwhile, Ruch wants to do this inheritance last. He says that people plan to die to serve a charity service that combines voluntary work.

“The mission will inspire and educate people all over the world, will be a micro volunteer in the world, communities,” he said.

“Miko-volunteer” means volunteers for several hours at a time. It is back, it should not be a great time commitment.

“If you have enough people volunteers … four hours per month, will make the difference in the world.”