The road from East Lansing to Stockbridge was long and lonely, but that's okay... I'm looking forward to walking into Chelsea tomorrow. Today's total was 26.2 which brings me to 368.9 miles since July 27th. 14 down, 4 more to go. It's all good.
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Hello Sean. We have really enjoyed reading about your journey; we are impressed, amazed, astounded! Good work! We just drove home from a wedding in Harbor Springs, and followed your route almost to the mile. (aren't those roadside cherries the best!). We hope to see you on Thursday. Take care. Finish strong. See you soon. Matt & Kathryn (Gail's friends)
Sean, Your sister Gail is a friend of a friend. She told me about your fantastic journey! I felt compelled to donate. I enjoyed reading your daily entries and can't wait to hear how your days are going. I am doing the 3Day walk at the end of September. Hearing your story has inspired me to train harder. Thank you for doing this. Your story is truly amazing. Good luck with the blisters!
Hi Sean! Mom and I have been reading your blog (let's face it, we know that we're your favorite cuginas, despite what Gina thinks, lol)...
We are so proud of you, and thinking of you! We also have realized that we are complete wimps! :) We commend you on all of your strength, courage, and perseverance...Jeff also sends his best wishes!
On Tuesday the 12th, what road will you be at, and about at what time? We'd love to arrange our schedules to see and join you. If it doesn't work, we'll see you soon!
Sean , when you go through Chelsea today, you'll be going through my grandmother's home town. Keep going buddy, you are closer than you think!! You are going to make it fine.
The rain cooled things off as I approached Lansing and was a relief from the heat of the past 5 days.
I survived cancer as a child, but wanted to do something to help fight this horrific disease. I walked 452 miles (17.25 marathons) in 18 days through Michigan. I call this event... "The Victory Walk".
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Hello Sean.
We have really enjoyed reading about your journey; we are impressed, amazed, astounded! Good work!
We just drove home from a wedding in Harbor Springs, and followed your route almost to the mile. (aren't those roadside cherries the best!).
We hope to see you on Thursday. Take care. Finish strong. See you soon.
Matt & Kathryn (Gail's friends)
Sean,
Your sister Gail is a friend of a friend. She told me about your fantastic journey! I felt compelled to donate. I enjoyed reading your daily entries and can't wait to hear how your days are going. I am doing the 3Day walk at the end of September. Hearing your story has inspired me to train harder. Thank you for doing this. Your story is truly amazing. Good luck with the blisters!
Hi Sean! Mom and I have been reading your blog (let's face it, we know that we're your favorite cuginas, despite what Gina thinks, lol)...
We are so proud of you, and thinking of you! We also have realized that we are complete wimps! :) We commend you on all of your strength, courage, and perseverance...Jeff also sends his best wishes!
On Tuesday the 12th, what road will you be at, and about at what time? We'd love to arrange our schedules to see and join you. If it doesn't work, we'll see you soon!
Jennifer and JoAnn (Enekes/DiNello)
Sean , when you go through Chelsea today, you'll be going through my grandmother's home town. Keep going buddy, you are closer than you think!! You are going to make it fine.
Dan Boland.
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