It’s time to run cancer out of Connecticut.

Just a little update: I have been putting in some miles and have been feeling pretty good. I most recently completed the Fairfield half marathon with a time of 2 hours and 21 minutes, which I was very pleased with since we had a late night the night before taking in a show. I had just recently signed up for the Independence Rhode Race half marathon in Bristol Rhode Island that will take place on June 28, Surftown half marathon that will take place in Westerly Rhode Island on September 7th as well as the Hartford marathon that will happen on October 11th in Hartford CT. During the Fairfield half marathon I was approached by a mother daughter duo whom decided to chat for a little while we were running. They had asked about Seymour as I stood oout a little in my pink garb. It was so encouraging to hear what they had to say as they delivereed words of encouragement and appreciation for why I do what it is that I do. I don’t think about that end of it as I’m not running for the recognition but it was great to hear that what I was doing was getting the message out, which is the primary goal.

I run on behalf for all those that have heard those nasty words of “You have cancer”. I get out there to raise awareness and try to raise as many funds as I possibly could. All funds that I raise get donated to Seymour Pink, a non-profit organization that helps families that have heard the words of “You have breast cancer”. Below you can see some pictures from this years Seymour Pinks Gala, what an unbelievable event.

Stay tuned for more updates….