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On September 3, 2007, Tim Borland of Los Gatos, California set out on an incredible quest to run a marathon a day (26.2 miles) for 63 consecutive days while pushing a mobility jogging stroller. Traveling more than 14-thousand miles across 29 states, 63 communities and one Canadian Province, Borland sought to raise awareness and funding for the non-profit A-T Children's Project. Battling a brutal schedule complicated by excessive heat, high winds, drastic elevation changes and torrential rain, Tim pushes on. Borland is fueled by the hope to find a cure for children diagnosed with a rare terminal disease, Ataxia Telangiectasia -- whose own feet lack the strength to run.
www.atcp.org
Here you'll find daily video blogs along the 63 day journey.
A documentary crew chronicled Tim's quest and will release the feature film in 2009. To learn more about "FEAT" the documentary visit: www.featmovie.com
www.atcp.org
Here you'll find daily video blogs along the 63 day journey.
A documentary crew chronicled Tim's quest and will release the feature film in 2009. To learn more about "FEAT" the documentary visit: www.featmovie.com
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I just read about your run for a cure for AT and I want to say that what you are doing is wonderfully touching.
I'm certain that your feat has already benefited countless people who have been inspired and been given joy by either meeting you or learning about what you were doing. And the awareness that you have brought to this disease is likely to benefit many, many more in an even more direct way.
I just wanted to tell you that you are a very special individual and to send you my highest regards.
Sincerely,
Nick Young
Bratislava, Slovakia
(formerly of Saratoga, CA)
I don't know if you remember me but im Kelcey, Keatons friend and me and Cedric, Keatons aid was talking to you guys and keep up th good work the video looks amazing!
Thank you Tim and fam, Brad and Deb, everyone at the A-T Project, all you Colorado-ites and A-T families who made us feel so welcome and loved, and everyone who has shown such an enormous amount of support. We're very humbled by the outpouring of love, compassion, generosity and friendship.
"Aunt" Lucy Ward
On one run you had said that you had a "slow" start but nearing the last few miles of the run you said you felt great . . .. . . . which made me wonder . .. . . . . Out of the 26.2 miles is there a section of miles that tend to be harder (first, middle or end)?
Thanks for EVERYTHING
Mark