Polly Henries is taking part in a series of 5 k, 10 k and beautiful muddy women\'s events
Only fund-raising activities and will introduce her progress on the blog.
In this week\'s battle between women and food, food won.
Mainly in the form of cheese, paired with its ultimate companion wine.
I can eat chocolate or leave, but there is no chance of cheese and wine.
Especially when I am with my mom and sister, I am very happy (
If a little bloated)week away.
My mom lives in Manchester and is very close to the sunny south coast, but when you take two trains, one subway and two naughty little girls, it seems to be further away.
But, I miss my mom, so this trip is always worth it, and since I started my quest, I have been thinking more and more about her, especially one that I never thought about before: if my mom had cancer, it\'s all too real for mom --of-
Two Rachel Hearst who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010-incredibly, just a month after her own mother, Gillian also found a breast lump.
\"Unfortunately, our family has a very long history of this disease, so we have been very,\" Rachel explained . \".
\"My mom has been paying for her breast X-ray for quite some time, but at 67 she thought she had escaped.
However, just a month before my 41-year-old diagnosis, routine screening found a lump-the odds of both of us having breast cancer at the same time over the years were incredible.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK and is popular in Rachel\'s family.
Her grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt also struggled with the disease, which made her story more profound.
\"While breast cancer is prevalent among women in my home, we all feel very, very lucky because we all live,\" Rachel said . \".
\"We know that this is not the case for so many women.
In order to do her part for one of the eight women who may have been diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, Rachel is attending and she will run with her daughter, Lucy, and a group of colleagues who supported her throughout her treatment.
Thankfully, the survival rate of breast cancer has been steadily improving for 40 years, but if we really want to show more women who is the boss, so many more women need to join the fight against cancer, and there are many ways to help with diseases like Rachel and her.
You don\'t have to be an athlete;
I haven\'t been to anything but this week, but I still have time in the Park to throw sticks for my mom\'s dog with my little girl, which is better than nothing.
Why not grab your friend, grab your dog-grab your friend\'s dog if needed-train with the people in the middle
A week of walking and gossip.
How about doing it as a team and getting a pound of sponsorship for every mile you walk, jog or run around the park every Sunday before the start of the game? Step 1: downloading it has become my permanent partner, giving you all the details you need to attend this year from sponsored information to a wonderful news feed full of tips and tips steps: invest in the right sports bra.
Calculating mileage at any speed will cost you.
My top two: perfect fit, very easy to get on and off, suitable for any size chest, this is an awardwinning super-
It also looks sexy supporters.
A friend, an app and a good bra: simple peasy.
Who is with Meilun, walking, dancing, or getting muddy.
Participate in the competition.