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 Steve Allen's A Little Bit Extra, leading Britain's conversation.

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Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Thursday the 13th of January.

Thank God it's not the Friday. Thank God it's not the Friday. Anyway, definitely the weather is

getting colder. I know that because I keep hearing it on the radio. Every time I turn on

LBC they go, and it's getting a bit chillier. But then, of course, yesterday got very chilly for Prince Andrew.

In fact, actually couldn't have got chillier.

Now, whether or not this run...

I'm not going to propose to go into all the whys and the wherefores and whatever.

But the thing that could get him out of this, bear in mind, he's not been charged with anything.

But the thing that would get him out is if, oh, they're here.

Oh, sorry, so, sorry, got a bit digressed. We were waiting on the papers and, uh, very excited.

Oh, has he got your, your, your, your personal number. All right, okay, it's all right,

making a bit of a deal about something. But anyway, so Prince Andrew, the only way that he can avoid having to sort of, you know, stand up in court, not that I think he would ever be standing up in court, is to do a deal.

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