I should have done this earlier but good luck to all of those running for AUK on Sunday and a special good luck to Dr Cathy. There is still time to sponsor her just follow the link:
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Good Luck Cathy and anyone else running the Marathon for AUK
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Woo! Go Dr Cath! Will be there to cheer you on!
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good luck cathy you will be great we're all behind you!! *cheers 'go dr cath go' * xx
Good luck Cathy 
And good luck to all the other people running for AUK!
I shall be watching the TV coverage
Becca x
good luck Dr cathy were all rooting for you take care hun xxxx
good luck!!! xx
Good luck Cathy and everyone else running the marathon! x
Thank you all so much - and thanks especially to Bex for starting the thread up!
Just going to jump in a nice relaxing bath to try to chill out a little bit - then it's off to try to get some sleep in preparation for the race.
If you are watching at home, my race number is 34281 and I will be running in AUK green vest, with grey 3/4 length tights. Keep an eye out - I understand one of the BBC interactive ""Red button"" cameras is trained constantly on the finish line.
Thanks again all!
Cathy x
Me and vicky will be there with our green pom poms cheering you on at the 18 mile mark! Good luck and hopefully see you tommorow!
I think we will all be watching and waving our own pom poms waiting to see if we catch a glimpse take care and hope it all goes well xxxxxx
did anyone see dr cathy yet ive seen a few AUK tops but all men so far????? go go dr cathy im out of puff just watching lol xxxxx
gosh they're making me feel tired watchin! just caught a glimpse of cathy well done your amazing! Keep going!! Well done. Lv kat Xx
Congratulations on your run, everyone interviewed was so emotional so i hope you had a great day and enjoy a relaxing bath at the end of the day
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Wow what a great day! Well done cathy and all the other runners was great meeting you all and the rest of the supporters! Nearly got run over by the runners trying to find the AUK stand hehe! I'm all cheered out now! Well done auk for the after race gathering meeting thing!
Well done peeps!
I saw Cathy! (Sounds like a t-shirt phrase!) at 12 miles! Woooo!
Well done nutter!
I saw quick glimpse of dr cathy looking good bless you xxx
Dear All,
I can't really find the words to really express my thanks to you all and everyone at AUK for making yesterday such an amazing day.
It was too hot, really, so I was slower than I had aimed for, but frankly I didn't care. I stopped and talked with my family and friends and the AUK supporters, as well as the Runners' World supporter point, enjoyed the music, got over-emotional at the children's choir singing at mile 17 (Something Inside So Strong - I nearly lost it) and loved the crowds who shouted out my name and cheered me on.
I finished the race in 5hrs 12mins, having seen ""me"", ""Elephant2001"" and ""clare22"" en route. Thanks for being there guys, it means a lot.
And to whomever texted in to the BBC - thank you sooo much! It was spotted by a couple of my friends, and by my Gran, who scribbled it down shorthand and wrote it out on my ""congrats"" card for me. I'm just watching through the BBC footage for myself now to see if I can see it!
Thank you all so much, for all the sponsorship and all the messages of support, and for AUK for letting me have the place which made it all possible.
Cathy
P.S. And yes, I am now madly trying to get the overloaded marathon website to work so I can enter the ballot for next year, and do it all over again!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE ASTHMA UK FLORA LONDON MARATHON RUNNERS!!
First of all Congrats to all the Asthma UK FLORA LONDON MARATHON Runners!!
Great job!
Cheers Asthma UK for cheering us through the gruelling heat of the mega-tough 26miles yesterday!!
Really enjoyed all the training events and parties you guys organised.
Here's £515.02 for you guys, which will soon become £1030.04 once I submit my Matched Giving form in
justgiving.com/myfirsteverm...
Martin Ing aka ""MING the Merciless
dr cath it was kitkat who sent message of support i sent one to but i must of not done it right so thankyou kitkat for you message of support during dr caths and evreyone else from AUK who did a wounderful job wow I couldnt run a 100 yards lol xxx
I also sent a message to the BBC but my TV is too far away for me read the stupidly small text to see if it got on.
Congratulations Cathy, welcome back.
cathy i cant believe your gonna do it all again next year! well done you did great-you and millie!!
Enjoy a lovely rest now tho! Xx
The page for the 2010 Virgin London Marathon here on the Asthma UK website now has a photo gallery of the 2009 event:
Click on the first of the four photos to start the gallery. There's a picture of CathBear (the caption will tell you which one!), and the photo taken of the supporters at the Isle of Dogs cheer point features both myself and webeditor!
Fame at last...
Oooh PeakSteve in the flesh, which one is you though, or are you the stig of AUK? Love Lois
somesay........ We know him as peaksteve the stigmyster!
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