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The purpose behind one man's plan to run more than 100 kilometres in a day
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The purpose behind one man's plan to run more than 100 kilometres in a day
Luke Edgerton says his fiancee Catie was a kind, selfless woman. Photo: Luke Edgerton. A South Coast man’s drive to run more than 100 kilometres this week comes from “a deep place” in his heart. Luke Edgerton’s fiancee Catie died six months after being diagnosed with a rare cancer. The 22-year-old was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) in October 2022. At the time, Catie was a third-year nursing student and she went on to compl…
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