Yeah…you probably don’t care…but I like to keep it all in order
2019
May 12, 2019-Sporting Life 10k
01:13:55.8
2017
September 16, 2018 RBC Race for the kids 7k
00:52:14
2015
May 15, 2015-Sporting Life 10k
1:11:30
September 19, 2015- RBC Run for the kids 15lk
1:41:12
2014
May 11, 2014-Sporting life 10k
1:05.25
2013
May 12, 2013-Sporting Life 10k
1:04.38
2012
April 22, 2012-Toronto Yonge Street 10k
1:00:23.5
May 27, 2012-Toronto Women’s Half Marathon
2:27:47.3
August 25, 2012- Toronto Women’s 10k
1:04:15
September 8, 2012-Energizer Night Race 10
1:05:35
2011
May 1, 2011-Sporting Life Toronto 10K
1:07:43
June 18, 2011- Toronto Pearson Runway Run 2011
31:12:09
August 27, 2011-Toronto Womens 10K
1:04:51
September 24, 2011-Oasis ZooRun 10k
1:04:42
October 16, 2011-Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Half-Marathon
2:24:02
2010
August 28, 2010-Toronto Women’s 5k
32:25:7
September 18,2010-Terry fox run 10k
approximately 67 minutes
September 26 , 2010-Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront 5k
31:36:04
October 16, 2010-Oasis Zo0Run 10k
1:05:25
Defying Gravity 
Just got introduced to your blog. Felt like I was reading my exact life. I just finished chemo 2 of 6, FEC -D “rat poision” as I like to call it.
I am a Thornhill mom of 2, lived for and loved my hair, and while I only run 5km, I did it well!
One more thing I would add in the What not to Say list, “you’re such a strong person, you’ll get through this”. This cancer journey is awful, I am so sorry that anyone must endure this but I say to myself everyday, short term pain for long term gain.
Michelle good luck with Fec-D. I am onto D in March…scared of the change because I am tolerating FEC well! You are so right, it is nice to know people think I am strong…but it is not my character that will get me through this, it is the fact that I have no choice!!! You are right, it is all worth it for the long term gain of being cancer-free.