16:38 Rachael Brown 23, Terene Stevens 41, Simon Purcell
16:38 Rachael Brown 23, Terene Stevens 41, Simon Purcell
16:38 Rachael Brown 23, Terene Stevens 41, Simon Purcell
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Robert McHarg,<br />
47,<br />
Scotland<br />
Just five months after Robert completed the London Marathon in 2011 his<br />
wife was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, for which there is no<br />
cure. She was just 42 years old. Robert’s children have all been fundraising<br />
over the last year and so running the London Marathon is his way of<br />
helping. Robert says: “My wife is an inspiration and I want to show her that<br />
anything is possible, even her 46 year old, overweight husband getting<br />
back on the road and completing another Marathon while raising as much<br />
money as possible for a cause which is very close to our hearts."<br />
Breast<br />
Cancer Care<br />
Wayne<br />
Littlewood, 30<br />
Coventry<br />
Wayne is running the London Marathon for Breast Cancer Care after his<br />
mum passed away in April 2012, she was first diagnosed with breast<br />
cancer in 2007. Wayne has always been very athletic and was a semi<br />
professional footballer when he was younger. In recent years Wayne had<br />
begun weight lifting and body building. Consequently the Marathon training<br />
has had a dramatic effect on his body and he lost 3 ½ stone within the first<br />
six weeks of training!<br />
Breast<br />
Cancer Care<br />
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