A man in Beaumont, Texas with brain cancer not only ran a marathon, but won it in 3:07. Mr. Iram Leon also pushed his six year old daughter in a jogger stroller the whole 26.2 miles. I love his quote to the Beaumont Enterprise, "This [cancer] is supposed to eat away at my memory in the end, but I hope this memory is one of the last things to go and one [my daughter] never loses." Pretty amazing.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Marathon Man
8.23 miles around 3pm, temperature in the low 50s. It was mostly overcast. I ran solo this time and it felt good and easy.
A man in Beaumont, Texas with brain cancer not only ran a marathon, but won it in 3:07. Mr. Iram Leon also pushed his six year old daughter in a jogger stroller the whole 26.2 miles. I love his quote to the Beaumont Enterprise, "This [cancer] is supposed to eat away at my memory in the end, but I hope this memory is one of the last things to go and one [my daughter] never loses." Pretty amazing.
A man in Beaumont, Texas with brain cancer not only ran a marathon, but won it in 3:07. Mr. Iram Leon also pushed his six year old daughter in a jogger stroller the whole 26.2 miles. I love his quote to the Beaumont Enterprise, "This [cancer] is supposed to eat away at my memory in the end, but I hope this memory is one of the last things to go and one [my daughter] never loses." Pretty amazing.
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