Why do I race for life?

For my biggest cheerleader, the best strawberry pancake maker, my favouriteer and matching PJ Buddy,

the most forgetful person I know, but the one who makes me feel so happy and calm.

She ran with me in her tummy, with me in the push chair, and now with me by her side.

My mom's name is Crystal and I'm racing for her.

No matter how cancer affects us, life is worth racing for.

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This is a download from LBC.

Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Tuesday, the 24th of October.

It's all gone pear-shaped. I can't find paperwork. I said on the program this one, I was having a breakdown yesterday. It was dreadful.

So I consoled myself in the fact that when I came in this morning, Gemma Collins refers to herself as G.C.

She sort of refers to herself in the third person.

A, she's going to be launching a singing career, hilarious.

She thinks she's more garage.

Funny that, I also see her singing in a garage.

Probably a shell one down the end of my road.

The next thing is, because she fell off the stage into the hole, she's suing the BBC.

I mean, you couldn't make it up, seriously.

She's sound very lucky to be alive.

There, but for the grace of God, go we, ladies and gentlemen.

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