Time to check in again. I can't believe how fast this is moving along. Saturday's run on 9-13 went well. It was "only" 14 miles. A few months ago that distance would have nearly killed me, but two weekends of 18 mile runs has put that into perspective. I never thought I could do this, but I am now considering another marathon after this in November as well.I have to say that this process has been teaching me a lot about myself and continues to provide even spiritual insight to me as I "run with patience the race that is set before [me]" (Hebrews 12:1). I have definitely felt "feeble knees" (Heb 12:12) but the thoughts of all my family and friends for whom I am doing this have helped me hang in there. You can read about Stephen, my dad, Karen and others on the main page of my blog. I am especially grateful for all the kind donations that have come in. I am honored to have such a wonderful support team. I can do the running OK, but I need help with the fundraising. 
On the London Tube as the doors are opening you hear, "mind the gap." Well, I have quite a gap to mind when it comes to the funding of this particular race to cure cancer that I have commenced. Your donation can help close that gap and improve the quality of life for countless cancer fighters and their families. Thank you for visiting the progress page.
On the London Tube as the doors are opening you hear, "mind the gap." Well, I have quite a gap to mind when it comes to the funding of this particular race to cure cancer that I have commenced. Your donation can help close that gap and improve the quality of life for countless cancer fighters and their families. Thank you for visiting the progress page.
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