“Running for two hours every day is still doable. It’s about the other 22 hours a day, they might be much harder. When I run, I’m busy with my legs or the traffic, I’m worried about making it of the finish. The rest of the day, when I’m home, all sorts of things happen. Often very beautiful things, but they also hurt. Recently my daughter asked if she could wear Kasper’s boots. That’s so sweet. But the pain I feel too.
Running after cancer: they run the Utrecht Marathon for a special reason
