There's a fuller description of the ridonculousness that ensued on Brett's blog.
In addition, my mom and my aunt, Char, took on the impressive challenge of cheering for most of the race (which was stopped briefly due to a massive storm). My mom was even interviewed by a local TV News Station. Here's the video:

I am so humbled by this huge gesture, which has been extremely motivating to me. I mean, if these guys can ride their bikes for almost 24 hours, through a massive storm, overnight, away from their families, after taking a red-eye... then I can suck it up and get through the next 2 months of treatment! I am actually hooked up to my chemo (shmeemo) right now, so we are underway. Enjoy some "Before" photos:

Brett... still able to walk

My aunt Char - modeling her Chemo Shmeemo T
Some "After" photos are coming soon!
love,
h (& c)
3 comments:
When Brett got to 200 miles and was taking a rest, Char and I suggested he stop riding since he was exhausted! Brett said, "Hillary's not quitting, and I'm not either!" He was so inspired by you, Hillary, that Brett rode 225 miles!!! And his friend, Lee, rode 165 miles!!! Unbelievable! xoxo, mom
Hil - You are an inspiration to many and will get through this! Two months will go by faster than you know it! xoxo beth
If we all can do anything to indeed help you make it through your last chemo sessions just a little better, then we have done our job. This is all about you, all for you.
I went back months ago to a post where you listed all the fundraising activities people were doing, and I think collectively we're near $50,000 now. Unbelievable.
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