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£125,000 raised so far

Poor lass died on Sunday, read the link it's a sad but very inspiring thing.

My sister in law run the marathon yesterday and said she ran past this poor girl as the paramedics were giving cpr. What a sad story and im sure this girl had done the right training etc but the marathon isnt something to be messed with IMO. you'll never catch me doing it

flash gunner wrote:My sister in law run the marathon yesterday and said she ran past this poor girl as the paramedics were giving cpr. What a sad story and im sure this girl had done the right training etc but the marathon isnt something to be messed with IMO. you'll never catch me doing it

I read that as "I'm so fast don't attempt to keep up with me"

RIP

Shocking news

My gf ran the marathon on Sunday and is also 30, scary stuff indeed.

RIP

£170,000 raised so far

I ran the Marathon on Sunday. My brother saw the lady collapse in front of him whilst waiting for me to run through. He said it was like the Muamba scene. It really shook him up. Such a sad incident. Having raised that amount of money (nearly £200k now) her charity should name a call centre after her for example.

RIP Claire. Our thoughts are with your family and friends at this difficult time.

Very sad.

Running a marathon is no joke.

frankbutcher wrote:I ran the Marathon on Sunday. My brother saw the lady collapse in front of him whilst waiting for me to run through. He said it was like the Muamba scene. It really shook him up. Such a sad incident. Having raised that amount of money (nearly £200k now) her charity should name a call centre after her for example.

RIP Claire. Our thoughts are with your family and friends at this difficult time.

Yes, very sad indeed.

Frank, congratulations on running it yourself for a very worthy cause.

Cheers g88ner. I need to put that £50 in from the bet I lost.

Tragic. Poor girl. RIP.


And well done Frank. You're still a spacker ( ) but well played on running a marathon.

Is there any kind of test conducted on the participants or they are expected to train and judge by themselves whether they are physically capable of finishing a marathon? 11 deaths is a lot.

I donated some money last night, such a sad story. RIP.

Just seen the donations are up to over £500,000.

frankbutcher wrote:I ran the Marathon on Sunday. My brother saw the lady collapse in front of him whilst waiting for me to run through. He said it was like the Muamba scene. It really shook him up. Such a sad incident. Having raised that amount of money (nearly £200k now) her charity should name a call centre after her for example.

RIP Claire. Our thoughts are with your family and friends at this difficult time.

Fair play mate, seriously thinking of entering next year. Love the atmosphere down there on the day, although I'd miss supporting! When I say supporting I mean drinking!

HashKads wrote:I donated some money last night, such a sad story. RIP.

Just seen the donations are up to over £500,000.

Blimey how much did you put in !