Is the Cure in Nepal?
G'day!
I did it! IU ran and walked approx 230km of the Nepali Himalaya's and finished the 7 day multi day ultra marathon in just under 42 hours. I got sick with a bug (as many did) and had to endure vomiting and diarrhea.
Some amazing sights and some friendships I hope I will never lose. Precious things.
216 people started and about 170 finished. I came in at 58th. Very happy.
Thank you for your support and encouragement!
Thanks, Captain Adventure (aka Stuart Brown)
PS: Each and every donation, no matter how large or small, will help find a cure!
PPS: Follow my blog and see details on RacingThePlanet: Nepal 2011 @ http://www.4deserts.com/beyond/nepal/
and
http://www.4deserts.com/blogs/index_nepal.php?pid=MTI3Ng==&blog=116
Cure Cancer Australia Foundation
One in two families are touched by cancer in their lifetime and Cure Cancer Australia is determined to improve prevention, detection and treatment outcomes to reduce the suffering caused by cancer.
In 2012, Cure Cancer Australia will provide 30 one year grants of $100,000 each to the best young researchers in our country with fresh approaches across all areas of cancer research.
$50 funds one hour, $1,900 funds one week, $7,500 funds one month and $100,000 funds one year of vital cancer research.
Thank you for your support!
