and i didn't feel any pain. i had no idea what was -- what had happened. and then i sat up, and i try -- he said we've got to get out of here or something like that. and i sat up and tried to move and i said oh, my gosh, my foot, there's something wrong with my foot and he lifted up my leg and we just lost it. i don't want this to be the end. i'm only 32. i don't want this to be the end. so whether it's, you know, running the marathon or walking the marathon or crawling the marathon and being the last one across, i'm okay with that. i didn't say i'd win it. but i am defiant, and i want -- i want to come out stronger. >> so great to see her smile and see her laugh. haslet-davis has never run a marathon before. but she says at one point in her life, she wasn't a ball room dancer either. can't wait to see her in this marathon soon. to find out how you can help those affected by the boston bombings go to our impact your world page online at