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Rachel Burden

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Salford
As seen in: BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC, The Guardian, The Big Issue, welldoing.org, Women's Running (UK)
6 - 9am @bbc5live Mon-Fri 'Another ass about face confused & haphazard 5 live breakfast show then' @bbcsounds email: rmabmedia@gmail.com.
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How BBC Radio5 Live's Rachel Burden Gave Birth at 31 Weeks

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By Rachel Burden Verified
| welldoing.org Verified
In February 2016, 31 weeks into my fourth pregnancy, I found myself lying under the bright white lights of an operating theatre, watching a little purple scrap of a baby being carefully scooped from inside me and placed in a clear plastic bag inside an incubator, surrounded by baby doctors and nurses. He weighed exactly 3lb. I remember thinking that I didn’t really feel love for this scrawny creature.
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A month to remember

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By Rachel Burden Verified
| Women's Running (UK) Verified
Well, the last month’s training has been eventful. Back on the 22nd January, I turned 40. Four days later I was in Morocco, running the Marrakech half marathon. It was a fantastic experience. One of my best friends lives over there, which is how the idea came to me to take part as a sort of 40th birthday celebration. The sky was unbroken blue, the sun was out, but it was fresh and cool in the morning. Perfect for running.
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Facing daylight - Women's Running

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By Rachel Burden Verified
| Women's Running (UK) Verified
‘I am glad I got out of bed eventually and was able to take in the day and enjoy it.’ Sometimes, getting out of bed in the morning and facing the cold winter’s air can feel harder than doing the running itself. But when you have to get out of bed twice in one day like our team captain, Rachel Burden, the challenge becomes even harder.
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