Running pink : one woman. one dog and an 18,000-kilometre run for a cause : Deborah de Williams' inspiring story

One woman, one dog and an 18,000 kilometre run. A diagnosis of breast cancer and two broken feet were not enough to stop Deborah De Williams running 18,026 kilometres around Australia for breast cancer research. The inspirational 2011 Tasmanian Australian of the Year shares her inspirational story of triumph and hope. She tells the astonishing stories of the many courageous women she met along the road who turned out in their pink hoards to applaud her as she continued to run for a cure for a disease that strikes 1.3 million women around the world every year. Running Pink is not just Deborah's story of hope – this is the story of the thousands of women who gave a pink crusader the strength to achieve her dreams. Nothing Was Going To Stop Deborah De Williams From Running 18,026 Kilometres Around Australia To Raise Funds For Breast Cancer Research. Her Initial Attempt Was Abandoned - But Only After Running The Last 825 Kilometres On Broken Feet. Told She Would Never Run Again, Deborah Went On To Prove Everybody Wrong. Finding Her Inspiration From A Dying Young Breast Cancer Battler, Deborah Again Pursued Her Dream.- This Is The Story Of The Thousands Of Women Who Gave A Pink Crusader The Strength To Achieve Her Dreams.