I'm running for Tina’s Wish because I believe in the power of early detection to save lives. Ovarian cancer is often called the ‘silent killer’ because it’s so hard to detect early—and by the time it’s found, it’s often too late. Tina’s Wish is doing the work that truly matters: funding research so women don’t have to face late-stage diagnoses without warning. I’m running to honor those who’ve fought this disease, to support the scientists working on life-saving breakthroughs, and to stand with the families who deserve more time with their loved ones. This run is my small way of helping push that mission forward.