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Mother’s Day Run 💙

Sunday 10th May Got out for a Mother’s Day run with the boys today. This month, I’m working toward 100 kilometers to help raise money for children’s hospitals across Canada. After Asher and Tate’s time in the NICU, this cause hits close to home and felt like a good way to give back while doing something I enjoy. Today’s run was a reminder of how different life looks now compared to those early hospital days. The support, care, and expertise families receive in children’s hospitals make a huge difference—so every run this month is for the families still in it, and for the teams helping them through. If you’d like to support the fundraiser, or follow along, I’d really appreciate it. Running for Asher and Tate. And for the families and hospital teams doing the hard work every day. Share

Day 1 Starts tomorrow!

Thursday 30th Apr Tomorrow it starts.

May 1st kicks off my month of running for Million Reasons—and this one feels personal in every way.

Asher and Tate’s start in the NICU changed everything for us. It’s something you carry with you—the fear, the hope, and the overwhelming gratitude for the people who got your family through it.

So this month, I run with that in mind.

Every kilometer is for families who are still living those long days and nights at the hospital. Every step is a small way to give back to the teams who care for them.


If you’re able to support, I’d be incredibly grateful:
• Make a donation
• Share this post
• Or just check in and keep me accountable


I’m running for Asher and Tate.
For families still waiting for their moment to bring their babies home.
And for the people who make those moments possible. Share

Running for a Million Reasons

Sunday 19th Apr

This May, I’m taking part in the Million Reasons Run — a monthly challenge that brings people together to move with purpose and raise funds for children’s hospitals across Canada.

This challenge is about more than just logging kilometers. As many of you know, Asher and Tate were born prematurely and spent their first six weeks in the NICU. Those early days were filled with uncertainty, fear, and a whole lot of hope. It’s hard to put into words what it feels like to leave the hospital each night without your babies, trusting that they are in the very best hands.

And they truly were.

We are beyond thankful for the skilled, compassionate healthcare professionals who cared for our boys during that time. The nurses, doctors, and specialists didn’t just provide medical care — they supported us as a family, answered our endless questions, and celebrated every small milestone right alongside us.

Because of them, Asher and Tate were able to grow stronger each day. After six weeks, we brought home two healthy, thriving, happy little boys — something we will never take for granted. 

That experience is why this run matters. 

Every kilometer I run this month is for families currently sitting bedside, holding their children's hands, and hoping for a positive outcome we were so fortunate to have. It’s for the healthcare teams who dedicate their lives to caring for these children. And it’s for the hospitals that make these stories possible.

If you’re able, I would love your support — whether that’s through a donation, sharing this post, or even joining the challenge yourself. Every bit helps make a difference.

This May, I’m running for Asher and Tate.
I’m running for the families still in the thick of it.
I’m running out of gratitude.

And I’m running for a million reasons.

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