Brave Aimi Munro who had surgery to reduce the risk of her developing the breast cancer that claimed the life of her mum led a pink army of more than 1,700 at Cancer Research UKs Dundee Race for Life. The 32-year-old from Carnoustie was chosen as the Camperdown Parks VIP and took part with her pet dogs, Harley and Byron, after sounding the airhorn to start the 5K and 10K races.
Brave Aimi Munro who had surgery to reduce the risk of her developing the breast cancer that claimed the life of her mum led a pink army of more than 1,700 at Cancer Research UK’s Dundee Race for Life. The 32-year-old from Carnoustie was chosen as the Camperdown Park’s VIP and took part with her pet dogs, Harley and Byron, after sounding the airhorn to start the 5K and 10K races.
