The Comeback

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Empowering those on an uphill climb

One Peloton. Over 1000 Bikes Gifted.
See how The Comeback is changing lives.

Every month, we welcome 50 new Members to the Peloton community through The Comeback. Because of your nominations sharing stories of heartbreak and hope, loss and perseverance, we are able to gift the Peloton Bike* as a way to empower recipients to keep fighting. Through the power of community and movement, there’s nothing we can’t accomplish together.

*Each product donation consists of 1 Peloton Bike, a 3-year subscription to Peloton classes, and the Essentials accessories package to support individuals on a comeback across the US and parts of Canada. Current Bike owners are not eligible for the donation.

Submit a story

Submit a Comeback story. Whether you or someone you know could benefit from the power of movement, empowerment and community, we want to hear your story. Let us know how the Peloton Bike can bring empowerment and positivity to this moment in life.

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If you’re a current Peloton Member, sign in and show support for others’ comeback stories by giving them a heart of encouragement or a comment of support to let them know you’re rooting for them!

Comeback Stories

Having strong support behind us while overcoming obstacles ensures a stronger return and inspires us all to be the best version of ourselves.

Here are the stories of Comeback that received a Peloton Bike. We hope these stories motivate you as much as they motivate us.

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Military Spouse, Mom and ER Nurse

Military Spouse, Mom and ER Nurse

I'm writing today to share the story of an amazingly strong woman who has inspired me greatly. When I met Lori we were neighbors on Fort Riley, an Army base in the middle of KS. She is, to me, the epitome of a woman that's working her *ss off, trying to have it all. She is an Army wife (which...

— Lori Y., Kansas, United States

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Autoimmune Disease Syndrome Doesn't Define Megan

Autoimmune Disease Syndrome Doesn't Define Megan

Megan was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes as an adult. The lifestyle adjustment was difficult for her, and she developed severe depression after being diagnosed. Over the years, Megan began developing more autoimmune disorders, and was diagnosed with Multiple Autoimmune Syndrome. By just casually...

— Megan B., Colorado, United States

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There's no quit in cancer!

There's no quit in cancer!

I was approaching my freshman year of college, I was excited to experience all that college had to offer and to get my degree in education. I was daydreaming of independence and good times. Little did I know what life had plan for me... My first week of college I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer...

— Christina O., Texas, United States

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Chemo in the Time of COVID-19

Chemo in the Time of COVID-19

We've entered a brave new world with COVID-19, but it's hard to feel brave. I’m a pediatric resident in my final year of training, and I'm reading everything I can about it for my patients and their families. But also, unexpectedly, I’m reading for my mom. My mom is 68 and totally fierce....

— Colleen B., Minnesota, United States

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“When you knock me down I get back up again”

“When you knock me down I get back up again”

December 10th 2018 is a day I will never forget. Just three days before, after having found a lump in my breast in the shower, I went from a breast exam with my OBGYN to having an ultrasound and biopsy done on a mass in my right breast. December 10th, at 8pm at night, my phone rings and it’s my...

— Kelly H., Washington, United States

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My Mother, A Heroic Voice for Silent Angels

My Mother, A Heroic Voice for Silent Angels

My mother is the strongest person I know-but like all true heroes, her strength is supported upon a foundation of kindness and commitment to humanity. One of my younger siblings has a debilitating neurological disorder called Rett Syndrome. So little was known about the disease that until I was...

— Paula S., New York, United States

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