Join the Coupland family as they lace up their trainers for the Great North Run, pushing for a cure while battling kidney disease!
When life throws curveballs like kidney disease, sometimes the best way to react is to lace up your trainers and hit the ground running—literally! For the Coupland family, this year’s AJ Bell Great North Run, taking place on Sunday 8 September, isn't just another marathon. It’s a tribute to resilience, hope, and the fight against a disease that has become all too personal to them.
Motivated by her husband’s battle with kidney disease, the family has united with a purpose: to raise funds for Kidney Research UK. As they join over 100 other passionate runners, the Couplands are not merely participants; they're cheerleaders for change. Their journey, marked by sweat, determination, and a hefty dose of courage, sheds light on the importance of research in combatting kidney diseases that affect millions.
Training for a marathon is no small feat, but the Couplands are fueled by more than just the ambition of crossing the finish line. Each mile they conquer is steeped in meaning, every drop of sweat is a reminder of the fight against a disease that often goes unnoticed. The Great North Run embodies the spirit of community, and for the Couplands, it’s an opportunity to amplify a cause that too many overlook.
As race day approaches, the excitement and anticipation brew within the family and their supporters. With each donation, they feel the love and solidarity from friends and family, bolstering their motivation to cross that finish line and bring awareness to kidney research. Such determination showcases the profound strength of a community coming together, proving that even small actions can lead to extraordinary change.
Did you know that kidney disease affects more than 3 million people in the UK? The Great North Run is not just a race; it’s a lifeline for many seeking hope and support. Additionally, research shows that advancements in kidney research could significantly improve treatment options and outcomes for those battling these conditions, making every mile worth it! Together, we can run the distance for those who can’t!
On Sunday 8 September, the Coupland family will join 100 runners representing Kidney Research UK at the AJ Bell Great North Run, raising money for research ...
The participant died after collapsing on the course on Sunday (September 8). The tragic incident is reported to have happened near the end of the 13.1 mile ...
The runner died in hospital after collapsing on the course. The race was brought to a stop, so emergency services could help the man, towards the end of the ...
The Great Run Company said it was with great sadness that the company confirms that a participant in the Great North Run had sadly died.
A 29-year-old man has died after collapsing on the course of the Great North Run, which was brought to a stop.
'The whole organisational team at the Great North Run express their sincerest condolences to his family and friends'