Amy Brown and Graham Taylor teamed up to finish the Leicester race in one hour and 45 minutes.
By Sonia Kataria & Helen AstleA hospice nurse and a motor neurone disease patient in a wheelchair have worked together to complete a half-marathon in Leicester.Almost 3,500 runners took part in the annual half-marathon and newly-introduced 10km event on Sunday, all raising money for LOROS hospice.Mr Taylor, from Hinckley, Leicestershire, was diagnosed with MND in 2022 and uses a manual wheelchair."At first I was a little bit angry...
Ms Brown said she was not an experienced runner but had been training since Mr Taylor asked her to take part with him. "I've been going out quite a lot and every time I'm running, it's getting easier and easier," she said."Graham, bless him, he can't do it so I went for it and he was on my mind every mile."Almost 3,500 runners took part in the annual half marathon and the newly introduced 10km event
The LOROS event returned in October 2022 after a two-year break due to flooding and the Covid pandemic. This year's starting klaxon was fired by BBC East Midlands Today presenter Anne Davies at 09:15 BST at Victoria Park.Follow BBC East Midlands on
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