On another note, I am busy booking flights, cars, hotels and making plans for a bunch of states. I almost have the schedule mapped out and it is coming together quite nicely. Stay tuned; I should be posting more details soon. Now I have to stop eating cookies and actually train.
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It is very exciting because the race is the culmination of a 3 day festival in honor of the area and the Kenai River that runs through the town. I am working out the details but it looks like a great opportunity to meet lots of people and spread the word about my campaign.
The Highland Park Department of Public Safety has stepped up and is going to race with me in their home state of Texas. One of their own, John, read about me in Triathlete Magazine and contacted me. His wife is an ovarian cancer survivor and he was looking for a venue to raise awareness and donations for the cause. We have joined forces and his crew and I are all racing in the St Patty's Day Triathlon in Texas on March 13, 2011. Better still, he has developed a fundraising page and is trying to raise much needed funds on behalf of my campaign. I am so grateful for John and the gang of Highland Park, Texas for getting on board and joining me in this important battle. Please help with even a $5 donation. It will take all of us working together to find a method of early detection for ovarian cancer.
