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Minreet Kaur

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Award Winning Journalist. LinkedIn Minreet Kaur. Runner 🏃🏽‍♀️ and swimmer 🏊‍♀️ Henna artist. Daughter of @sikhskipping Views my own.
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Running in Faith

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By Minreet Kaur Verified
| SikhNet
For my father, Rajinder Singh MBE, known to many as the Skipping Sikh, running is far more than exercise. It is prayer in motion. It is discipline, gratitude, resilience, and faith lived out one step at a time. My father was given the name Skipping Sikh during lockdown, when his daily skipping challenge inspired millions of people around the world to get moving, stay positive, and care for their physical and mental wellbeing during one of the hardest periods many of us have ever lived through.
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To the friends who were there when I became a full-time carer – your kindness has carried me through

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By Minreet Kaur Verified
| Inkl
I know I’ve thanked you many times before, and even now I still do. You’ve always said there’s no need, but when I sit back and reflect on the last three years – the years since my life changed when I became a carer to my mum after she was diagnosed with cancer – I realise there will always be a need. Gratitude doesn’t run out. It stays with you. Her diagnosis came as a complete shock. One moment, life felt normal; and the next, everything shifted.
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I ran the London Marathon in 10 hours this year - running is about more than time

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By Minreet Kaur Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Minreet Kaur When my mum, aged 75, said she wanted to do the London Marathon this year, I didn't quite know what to say. Her first attempt in 2023 ended at mile 17 when painful cramps stopped her from finishing. Soon after, she was diagnosed with blood cancer. As a keen runner myself, although never particularly drawn to marathons, I knew this would be a huge challenge. But if this was her dream, then I was going to stand beside her and help her get there.
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