Hi
Well have just finished my last longish run before next week, am stunned that we've only one week to go, now comes avoiding all those people that so much as even sneeze. All this hard work and it is hard work is about to pay off.
Need to pop to the chemist for some blister plasters as Imanaged to get myself a rather large and I must say impressive blood blister ...... nice.
rest and carbs is the key for this week , the easiest week on the training calender, well thats if you dont count sunday 8o)
also so enjoying not having to wrap up like im about to go on an artic treck every time I run , even caught a bit of sunshine today and the pleasure of a running buddy all goes to make the experience a pleasure, even wore shorts, oooooo Im sorry for those that had to endure that one !
Anyways just want to say a massive thanks to all you lovely people that are sponsering us you have no idea how much it means to us and how it keeps us going in those tough moments.
fran xx
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About Me
- Hayley Grigor
- Why run the marathon? Very simply, I wanted to do something in memory of my Grandpa, who died 10 years ago. He was 80-years-old and had started off with prostrate cancer, which spread to his bones and within six months he was dead. In addition, my Aunt had breast cancer and has been in remission for many years now thanks to the breakthroughs in treatment and our understanding of how to tackle this illness.
When you look at the stats they are frightening and ultimately, like many people I am sick of seeing cancer affecting the people I love and care about and if running/completing 26.2 miles in a marathon can raise funds to fight cancer then I’m up for the challenge!
I hope you can support us in our marathon challenge – thanks for checking out our site.
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