I met with the Bátor Tábor in 2008 and since then I am being a really different person. I have been more than 10 sessions and I have seen hundreds of miracles, literally miracles. The children, who lived in the hospital far from their family, friends and especially from their childhood, come to the camp and every day in there you can see them step out from their comfort zone, overcome their fears and improve the impossible is nothing. You realize, there is no more problem in your life that you could not handle, that is big enough to make you stop. The Bátor Tábor Foundation (literally, Camp of Courage Foundation) has organised therapeutic recreation camping programmes for children with malignant tumours and chronic diseases for eleven years now. With their help every year 700 seriously ill children are given the opportunity to take part in cheerful programmes rich in sense of accomplishment, helping them improve their self image and self confidence – adventures that charge up their batteries, improve their self-esteem and strengthen their faith in recovery. And that, besides medicines, is badly needed to overcome disease. One of our campers once said: „Bátor Tábor is a machine, in which children are thrown, and a healthier, happier and more courageous child comes out.” I do not like running but I can overcome this feeling for those children and that is why I am going to toe the line on 7 October 2012 at the 27th Spar Budapest Marathon. Please stand by me, sponsor one mile of my run by donating as much amount as you think. Together we can reach further.