All my life I thought that no matter how many times I try, I can't run more than five kilometers and anyway, this running thing is just a huge suffering, there is no joy in it. Last October, however, something changed, maybe I finally grew up with it. I managed to train more and more and better, and each run brought me great joy, success and continues to do so to this day. I have a little sister, Dodi - who is not so little anymore, as she turns eighteen this year - she was born eight weeks earlier than expected. Because of her scoliosis, Dodi participated in the Bátor Tábor (Brave Camp) several times, where she was always welcomed by an accepting environment and understanding. I have always admired the organizers of the Tábor (Camp), how they can be so accepting, friendly and understanding with everyone, regardless of what kind of illness the campers have. I think the Bátor Tábor (Brave Camp) occupies a special place not only in Dodi's heart, but in the hearts of our entire family. And the bottom line: at the end of last year, I formulated a goal that I didn't dare to say out loud in front of others, because I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to fulfill it. But now I know that I am not only physically but also mentally prepared to run the first half marathon of my life under competitive conditions. And although I didn't want to make a big deal out of it at all, I finally decided that I would like to support the Bátor Tábor (Brave Camp) with this event, which is really big for me. As a member of the Élménykülönítmény (Experience Squad), my goal is to collect support for the Bátor Tábor (Brave Camp) with my first half marathon, because I know that this money really goes into really good hands and the seriously ill children can get support, lifelong experiences and most importantly: understanding and acceptance. I know there is a crisis, inflation, but I am happy and honored by every small donation! Let's make children's lives better together! 🙂🥰💜