Watched the Great North Run this morning and I want to try and do it,
I know when you watch an event like that it raises the feeling that, "Oh, I can do that," but I think if I start training now then there's hope.
I'd like to do it for ostomy awareness and go under the total of bag and all.
What do you all think?
blueonthetyne
Sep 13, 2015 3:11 pm
blueonthetyne
Sep 14, 2015 8:05 pm
Well, I started my training today, no time like the present. I mapped out a mile course, put the joggers and trainers on, and did it, well, nearly did it.
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blueonthetyne
Sep 20, 2015 7:16 am
Thanks LadyToSpin, it's a big challenge but I'm so determined, and my aim is to raise ostomy awareness and maybe some cash for charity. Take a look at this year's online event; it's a massive event.
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