27/04/2026
When I met Raj all those moons ago, never in a million years would I have thought he would complete a marathon. He was always a happy go lucky guy, who loved to socialise, (you might say a bit too hard) and didn’t always find time to move his body in a way that he loved.
Fast forward to over 10 years later and I can honestly say I am the proudest wife. His dedication to running over the last few years has been something I am in complete awe off. Early mornings, wet weather, running while on holiday in over 30 degrees of heat, sustaining injuries, changing his diet and consumption, the list goes on.
When it got really tough he never wavered, but stayed committed and strong to his choice and dedication to a very special charity
This is quite a personal post for me but I guess I’ve learnt a lot from him over the last few months of his training and the last few years as I’ve seen him transform his approach to life.
🔸️Setbacks make you stronger - he’s no longer the man I married but in all of the best possible ways
🔸️Physical endurance is nothing without mental agility - The mind and body work in tandem, without one there can’t be the other
🔸️Community will keep you going - life feels a little less lonely when you find the right people
Congratulations Raj, thank you for inspiring me every day!
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