Archie Goodburn reached his first Commonwealth Games 50-meter breaststroke final despite living with inoperable brain cancer. The Scottish swimmer finished seventh but called the experience unforgettable. Along with chasing success in the pool, he continues to raise awareness about brain cancer, hoping future patients will benefit from better treatments and longer lives. Archie Goodburn reached his first Commonwealth Games 50-meter breaststroke final despite living with inoperable brain cancer. The Scottish swimmer finished seventh but called the experience unforgettable. Along with chasing success in the pool, he continues to raise awareness about brain cancer, hoping future patients will benefit from better treatments and longer lives.
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