Update #2:

Liz completed the London Marathon in 3 hours 47 minutes. As you may have seen, it was very hot that day and Liz was carrying an injury. Thank you Liz for completing the course.


Update:

My friend Liz Cahill is pulling on her running kit to raise money for LAM Action.
Liz took part in the Great Bentley half marathon on 4th Feb and posted a time of 1 hour and 42 minutes. On 20 Feb she will run The Essex 20 .

Then comes the London Marathon on 22nd April. Liz is aiming to set a new personal best for this one and complete the course in less than 3.5 hours.
Finally, the month of May will see Liz take part in the multi-terrain Heritage Marathon on the 4th and the Halstead Marathon on the 13^th.

In total she is running over 100 miles.
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Lymphangioleiomyomatosis or LAM is a rare lung disease that only occurs in women. It affects just over one person in a million. The average age of onset of LAM in patients in the United Kingdom is 34 years. I was approaching my 26th birthday when I was diagnosed.

I was diagnosed 10 years with LAM - and back then I was told the average life expectancy was 10 years.

So help me "celebrate" beating the odds and raise £10,000 - just £1000 for every year.

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Many thanks for your support.

Clare