Sorry been bad again, 1 Month 20 Days to go – Have clocked up 34 + miles this week ran 12 miles on Monday, my poor legs. Thanks to all those who have donated so far its really kind of you. Here are some of the words of encouragement I have received so far.
Nice one Terry. I recommend starting to carb load from now onwards with pie & beer
Running for a worthy cause - you got my vote.
From one marathon runner to another, congratulations on getting the London marathon entry. What kind of time are you looking for ? What times are you getting for your long runs ?
I found that running around the hilly area of Muswell Hill really helped me when I ran my Oct 08 Dublin marathon.
You are definitely mad, but have a greater will power than me. Good luck for the run and I will continue to watch your blog over the next weeks.
That's ok - they are well deserved…I think it's really cool that you are doing it. I hope you reach your target.
Will BlackRock match your sponsorship money?
Will be attempting 14 miles before work next Monday should be fun.
Go on I dare someone to post a reply.
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The Marathon
I will be running for two charities. Please pick a charity or donate to both if you can Many thanks
Friends of Craylands
I will be running for two separate charities that both support children
Friends of Craylands School
The Friends of Craylands School the Friends support a local primary school where I live and raise money that is used to purchase play equipment and provide financial support for the not so well off children who would otherwise miss out on school trips etc. The friends play a vital part in the school community.
CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA.
CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA.
In February 1987, Paul O’Gorman died of leukaemia at the age of fourteen. Just nine months later, another devastating blow struck the O’Gorman family when Paul’s sister, Jean, was also lost to cancer.
Always a caring boy, Paul had made his parents promise to help other children with leukaemia and, within weeks of his death, they started fundraising. In November 1987, just days after Jean’s death, they met Diana, Princess of Wales. Deeply moved by the double tragedy, she personally helped establish and inaugurate this charity in January 1988.
What started as a small memorial charity is now the UK’s leading national charity dedicated to the conquest of childhood leukaemia through pioneering research, new treatment and support of leukaemic children and their families. Paul’s indomitable spirit continues to inspire the work of CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA.
In February 1987, Paul O’Gorman died of leukaemia at the age of fourteen. Just nine months later, another devastating blow struck the O’Gorman family when Paul’s sister, Jean, was also lost to cancer.
Always a caring boy, Paul had made his parents promise to help other children with leukaemia and, within weeks of his death, they started fundraising. In November 1987, just days after Jean’s death, they met Diana, Princess of Wales. Deeply moved by the double tragedy, she personally helped establish and inaugurate this charity in January 1988.
What started as a small memorial charity is now the UK’s leading national charity dedicated to the conquest of childhood leukaemia through pioneering research, new treatment and support of leukaemic children and their families. Paul’s indomitable spirit continues to inspire the work of CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA.
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