- The strength of my support system: family, friends, my fiancé.
- The strength of my medication and supplements that have me feeling well enough to DO THIS!
- The strength of my network that supported me with my fundraising efforts and gave me the courage and encouragement to accomplish this. When I feel tired or achy, I think of everyone that believed in me, and I push forward.
-And, perhaps most importantly, the strength I have found within myself, both mentally and physically.
Halfway through a 10 mile run this morning, I found myself in awe of myself. If you had asked me six month ago if I could run 10 miles, I would have laughed in your face. But my body feels strong and able, and my mind feels ready. As short as a few weeks ago, I gave up on a 14 mile run, telling my fiancé that I couldn't do it - and how would I ever be able to complete 26 miles if I can't even do 14?? Now, I feel confident that I can and WILL complete 26.2 miles. Running, walking - whatever it takes.
Look for me at the finish!
Be strong...
xo
Kat
you can do it, kat!!! i will be cheering you on from the sidewalk in brooklyn!
ReplyDeleteI bow to your greatness! Every mile you run is A-MAZ-ING! I'll be cheering you on from Los Angeles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the support ladies!!!!! xoKat
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