This Quebecer Will Push His Wife as They Race Together in the Montreal Marathon
The couple has trained for months, covering 622 kilometres since June, to raise funds and awareness for ALS Quebec.
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The 25-year-old will take part in the 42.2-kilometre race on Sunday in a stroller thanks to her husband Spencer Levine.
This Quebecer will push his wife as they race together in the Montreal marathon
Spencer Levine and his wife, Amanda Tam, have been training for months for the Montreal marathon. This weekend, Levine will be pushing his wife, who suffers from ALS, in a special wheelchair.
A 25-year-old Montreal woman with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis will participate in the Montreal Marathon in a stroller held by her husband.
Amanda and Spencer, who have been in love since high school, are running together the Montreal marathon to raise funds for ALS, neurodegenerative disease...
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