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Amy Lomax – Ultramarathon Challenge

July 30, 2019 by pelicanadmin

Amy Lomax has completed an incredible 6 ultramarathons through her ‘Running for Hannah’ Challenge – for her friend Hannah, who is battling bowel cancer.

In April 2017, Hannah was diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer which metastasized to her ovaries and peritoneum. She underwent surgery and chemotherapy at North Hampshire Hospital and The Royal Marsden Hospital. All the treatment worked, and scan results were clear. But in March 2019, it returned, and Hannah is now starting some new treatment, immunotherapy, to manage the disease.

Inspired by Hannah to never stop hoping, Amy wanted to do something positive and show her support, and she did this by completing her challenge – 6 ultramarathons spelling out the name of her friend.

Hadrian 100 Miles

Air Run, 75th D-Day Run (a 6 hour timed event)

KNight Run, (a 6 hour timed event)

Norfolk 100 km

Andredsweald Circuit Marathon

Hallows 12 Parish – 40 miles

Well done Amy – for smashing your fundraising target for Pelican Cancer Foundation and The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity!

 

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