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Laura Bullock

Run 2k a Day in January 2026

Help Laura raise 150!

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65
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My target 62 kms

I’m running 2k a day in January for families facing baby loss

I’ve committed to running 2k a day this January for every much-loved baby sadly not here today.

 Those that know me will know that this is something personal to me, I have come to realise loss happens too often and raising awareness to others is just the first step. 

Sands ensure that everyone affected by the loss of a baby gets the support they need and deserve when facing the toughest of times. They campaign for change, provide training for midwives and healthcare professionals, and support research so that fewer babies die and so that less families experience the tragedy of losing their baby.

 Any donation no matter how small will help shape the future for the better and to also support families unfortunately suffering loss. 

Thank you.

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£310 + £49 GiftAid

My Goal

£150

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Received 10 donations

Increased Fundraising Target

Completed it!

My Updates

Last one!

Monday 2nd Feb
5k complete. I want to thank everyone who has sponsored me your donations kept me going through the month. This challenge has not only allowed me to raise money for a great charity close to my heart but it has also gave me mental strength to carry on and made me a stronger person for it. Do I now love running ? No ...but I have understood the great benefits to the mind it brings so I won't be hanging up the trainers just yet

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Monday 2nd Feb

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Thursday 29th Jan

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Thursday 29th Jan

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Thursday 29th Jan

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Thursday 29th Jan

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Sunday 25th Jan

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Sunday 25th Jan
Fastest one yet !

23 of 31

Friday 23rd Jan

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Friday 23rd Jan

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Friday 23rd Jan

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Tuesday 20th Jan
Remember just because 'its common' which is what I get told all the time this is not a helpful or comforting statement to make. We shouldnt have to accept that so many families experience loss and lose their much dreamt of family just because it's common. By raising money and providing this for research we can help prevent this being so 'common' in the future.

19 of 31

Tuesday 20th Jan

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Tuesday 20th Jan

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Tuesday 20th Jan

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Saturday 17th Jan
I was joined by Finley, Clayton and the dogs today

15 of 31

Thursday 15th Jan

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Wednesday 14th Jan

13 of 31 done

Tuesday 13th Jan

12 of 31 done

Monday 12th Jan
Biggest motivation throughout this challenge is knowing this may prevent one family in the future from going through the heartache and pain that I have endured.

11 of 31

Sunday 11th Jan
Back outside again today.

10 of 31

Saturday 10th Jan
Too icy out there again, hopefully it thaws soon so I can get back outside.

9 of 31

Friday 9th Jan
Running was not an option today due to the snow so I had to settle for 15 mins on the bike instead.

8 of 31

Friday 9th Jan
I forgot to upload yesterday's.

7 or 31

Wednesday 7th Jan
Strava failed me today but thankfully my Fitbit picked up the run a short while after starting hence why it shows slightly less then 2k.

6 of 31

Tuesday 6th Jan
I hear all to often 'miscarriage is common' yes it might happen to a lot more families then we realise, but does that make it right? Does that make it acceptable? Does that make it easier for the family who have suffered multiple losses? The answer is no, so why should we accept it's 'common' like it's normal. With the help of charities like Sands they providing research hoping that one day loss will one day be less 'common'.

5 of 31

Monday 5th Jan
Another treadmill day today. £25 provides families with memory boxes to help them make special memories with their baby. Sands provide these to hospitals for parents to ensure the memory of their lost baby lives on, these are more precious to families then you may realise.

4 of 31

Sunday 4th Jan
Snow = Treadmill day

Thank you

Saturday 3rd Jan
Thank you to everyone that has donated so far I truly appreciate it, just to keep you updated on what the money raised so far can do and how much of a difference it can make to families. 

£200 is enough to provide a full day of bereavement care training for midwives and healthcare professionals, making sure they can offer the best possible care to vulnerable families facing the worst of tragedies.

3 of 31

Saturday 3rd Jan
First solo run!

2 of 31 ... Steady icy one

Friday 2nd Jan

1 of 31 done

Friday 2nd Jan

Thank you to my Sponsors

£106

Sharon Moores

Proud of you Laura for your strength and courage

£27.05

Gemma Brocklehurst

We’re all Proud of you 🥰

£21.84

Adele O

Such a worthy cause Laura. You'll do great xxx

£21.84

Paul Bullock

£21.84

Helen

So proud of you Laura x

£21.84

Lisa , Jack And Louis

Go on Laura, you've got this! Brilliant effort. As everyone has said - we are so proud of you. X

£16.56

Tom Walker

Run forest run

£16.56

Hannah, Pardey & Oscar

Amazing Laura! Incredible to run every day! What an achievement and a great amount of money to raise for a great charity. You should be so proud of yourself!

£15

Anonymous

£11.33

Anonymous

£10

Simon & Gemma Clarke

£10

Jess Wheeldon

Great effort Laura! You are amazing! Lots of love from Jessi, Chris and Gaston xxx

£10

Tara Cheetham

Amazing Laura - All the best with the runs!! Lots of love ❤️