Sunday I Race

For the past 12 years I have raced in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Austin, Texas.  And for the past 12 years I have raced in Celebration that my mother was alive and seemed to be cured of the breast cancer that she was diagnosed with 16 years ago. 
This Sunday is different.  This Sunday I will have to race in memory of my mother who lost that fight and I've been emotional about it all week. 
As I have done in the past two years I will post the following to my facebook page.

Tomorrow I Race.
Tomorrow I Race in Celebration of all those who have fought and won the battle against Breast Cancer. 
Tomorrow I Race in Support of all those who are fighting Breast Cancer.
Tomorrow I Race in Memory of all those who have lost the fight and tomorrow I race with the hope in my heart that a cure will be found and I will never have to race again.  

This time my post will be.....
Tomorrow I Race.
Tomorrow I Race in Memory of my mother who lost her fight against Breast Cancer and all those who have gone before her.
Tomorrow I Race in Celebration of those who have won the fight.
Tomorrow I Race in Support of all those who are fighting and tomorrow I race with the hope in my heart that a cure will be found and I will never have to race again.