Hi! It's me, Kaitlyn. I am photographer, newly reborn runner, and mom to my boys, Camden & Nathan. I have committed to running my way through 2023 by participating in races that support families with Autism - including The Doug Flutie 1/2 Marathon in November (that just happens to coincide with my 40th Birthday!).
I am dedicated to helping families, like mine, who have Autistic children.
If you see me running by know that every step I take is not for myself but for the many families who are touched by Autism.
Thank you for signing up and fundraising for the Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend 2023! This is your fundraising page where you can set a goal, upload images, and share on social media with donors.
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My Reason to Run!
This was me in 2019 participating in Evan's Run in Norwell. Cam was super overwhelmed at the starting line so he met me with about .2 miles to go. He asked for a piggyback ride and so we ran, together, over the finish line. He was thrilled as the crowd cheered us (and his favorite stuffed animal, Baby) on. This photo is a metaphor for all Autism parents - we will carry our children no matter what across the finish line. No matter how big they are, no matter who tells us we can't, not matter how tired we are, no matter what is in our way...WE WILL KEEP RUNNING FOR THEM.