Emma-Rose's Race for Life
Manchester 5k 2019
Sun 14 Jul 2019 - Sun 14 Jul 2019
I'm taking part in Race for Life so that others don't have to lose those close to them.
In memory of
My dad, Roy Logan
12th Dec 1964 - 18th Oct 2006
He thought it was heartburn for three years. I was seven. I can remember all the Gaviscon in the kitchen, and the smell of Complan milkshake powder. It was stomach cancer. And when he found out it was too late. Less than a year later I lost my dad. I spent almost a year of my childhood walking through hospital corridors, sitting in sterile rooms. I can still remember the glass corridor in the Christie that would bake you in summer. Me and mum used to run through it. My dad died on my eighth birthday. I want to help stop other children going through what I did, so they can have a full and normal childhood.
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