Man with incurable cancer looks to complete quest to run marathons in all 50 states

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One of the participants in Sunday’s Honolulu Marathon has overcome many obstacles to get here. The Minnesota resident was diagnosed with an incurable cancer.

Don Wright, 71, says he loves to run.

“I feel like I am floating past the scenery and just gliding along watching it go by,” Wright said.

Nearly 10 years ago, just days after Don’s first marathon, he was diagnosed with myeloma, which is a cancer of the blood.

“The diagnosis for my cancer was a three-to-five year median survival,” Wright said.

Inspired not to let the disease keep him down, the Minnesota resident decided to keep running.

“My family and I have been running marathons in every state. That’s been our goal and now we’ve run marathons in 49 of the 50 states,” Wright said.

When he completes the Honolulu Marathon on Sunday Don will achieve his goal of running 50 marathons in all 50 states…in the 50th state.

“It feels like when I am running along in a marathon like I have just stuck my finger right in that cancer’s eye,” Wright said.

Don runs with the hope of raising funds and awareness for The Tackle Cancer Foundation and has been able to control his battle with cancer thanks to a drug currently being used in clinical trials for his condition.

“That has kept it stable for five years and I actually feel very good,” Wright said.

Will this be his last marathon?

“This will never, no, no I will keep running marathons until I can’t, and that’s hopefully a long way off,” Wright said.

Click HERE to view Wright’s running blog.