140.6 Miles for My Brother

My name is Alex. My little brother has autism. He was diagnosed at a young age. But if that’s all you know, you don’t know him at all.

He will make you laugh until you can’t breathe. He sees things other people

Can’t. He’ll point out something no one in the room caught and make you feel stupid for missing it. He’s smart. He’s kind in a way that isn’t always noticed or appreciated. He doesn’t do it for credit, it’s just the way he is.

He’s the reason I think differently about what being smart means. What normal means. He made me a better brother and a better person without ever trying or noticing.

The world doesn’t always see him for who he is. The therapists, the resources, the teachers, the research that could make life easier for people like him, they’re completely underfunded. Families figure it out alone. That’s not a very good excuse.

On November 7, 2026, I’m racing the full Ironman in Panama City Beach, Florida. 2.4-mile swim. 112-mile bike. A full marathon to finish. It’s the hardest single-day race in endurance sport and I’m doing it because my brother deserves more than words.

100% of what’s raised here goes directly to autism research. Not a dollar touches my hands. This isn’t about me crossing a finish line. It’s about him and every family that knows exactly what I’m talking about.

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