Suzy completes a once in a lifetime challenge at The MoonWalk Iceland
I wish I’d signed up for events like this years ago – don’t wait, just go for it!
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If you or someone you know has any symptoms that might be linked to breast or other cancers, don’t wait, visit your doctor now!
If you or someone you know has any symptoms that might be linked to breast or other cancers, don’t wait, visit your doctor now!
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I loved the fact that we would be starting and finishing every day as a team
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Featuring your story in your local press will raise awareness and hopefully encourage others to sign up for The Nijmegen Marches 2023
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This charity has given me more than I could ever hope for – a great support team at all events, but I have some amazing friends that I have met through the charity who keep me going.
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Having done The MoonWalk London 3 times I decided to do something a little different... when I told my plans to my dad I couldn't even pronounce Nijmegen
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As charity partner for Country Walking Magazine's #walk1000miles in 2019, we catch up with Jane, who reached her target and completed Nijmegen Marches!
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June saw a mileage of over 100 miles – I was still on target to get to 1,000. I can, however, see myself walking on New Year’s Eve to get the final miles.
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After 35km of even more party and carnival atmosphere, we are closing in on the finishing line! We are greeted by an amazing sight of grandstands filled with people bystanders lining the route for the last 5k.
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Walker Andy shares experience of Nijmegen Marches, following numerous charity marathons with breast cancer charity, Walk the Walk.
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After a few emotional words, big hugs and laughter, we pin the ever so precious Nijmegen cross just above everyone’s hearts, before proceeding to the Finish area together, arm in arm. We all feel proud, very proud.
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The emotions then became overwhelming for me in that last mile, the people cheering and clapping, waving banners, bands playing made me feel very humbled.
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