by Ellie | Aug 22, 2022 | Why Run Leicester
In March 2007, Mandy faced a huge bombshell. Her work colleague, Pete, was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer. A day earlier, he left work early to go to a doctor’s appointment and the next she was told that he would never return to work. “After years of putting off...
by Ellie | Aug 22, 2022 | Why Run Leicester
In April 2006, Beth’s Step-Dad, Archie, became ill, shortly after marrying her Mum. Beth shares her story and experience of LOROS and why she is running Leicester this year. “Initially Archie’s diagnosis was diabetes. He changed his diet and began his medication as...
by Ellie | Aug 19, 2022 | Why Run Leicester
Polly’s running journey began in September 2014, after watching the Great North Run and persuading some work colleagues to try the following year. “I was told that none of us could run for a bus let alone a half marathon! So, I started training and the following year...
by Ellie | Aug 18, 2022 | Why Run Leicester
In October 2013, Sam’s Uncle Terry was diagnosed with bowel cancer. Terry had a huge influence on Sam’s life, acting as a father figure. “Before he became ill in April 2013, my Uncle Terry was always wanting to spend time with my youngest son, Josh, and myself. He...
by Ellie | Jul 28, 2022 | Why Run Leicester
In October 2021, Kerry Davidson’s Mum died at LOROS Hospice. Kerry’s Dad also passed away in 2015 who was also cared for in his last few days by LOROS. “Following the death of my Dad, my family were extremely grateful to LOROS for the exceptional care and support they...
