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Julie Mizraji accompanied by her brother on his unicycle

A Fine Finish, Unicycles and All

Julie Mizraji, who is living with metastatic breast cancer, ran her half-marathon birthday race with a little help from her friends.

Julie Mizraji

My Birthday Race

Julie Mizraji is the intramural sports coordinator at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts. She has metastatic breast cancer.

And what a road it has been.

From Cancer to Marathon

I thought of all the people I had lost that I was running for. I thought of the people going through treatment I was running for.

#training2018

A NYC Surprise.

They say cancer is a full-time job. They also say that about marathon training.

My most recent race (5k)

Running After Cancer.

I’ll never forget that first run after my double mastectomy. That was one of the most beautiful days I’ve ever known.

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