Give Claire a medal! Tim Henman leads calls for organisers to reward paralysed marathon ace who finished Marathon in 16 days... as she raises £130,000 for charity Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2141302/Claire-Lomas-Paralysed-woman-completes-London-Marathon-bionic-suit.html#ixzz1uPKEPjCO

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Marathon chiefs won't give her a medal because she didn't finish within a day

But 14 kind-hearted fellow runners have donated their gongs

Sports stars have joined campaign calling for Claire to be properly honoured

Mother, paralysed in horse riding accident, took two weeks to finish race

The wearer of bionic suit has so far raised over £130k for Spinal Research

Donations for Claire can be made at

She was aching with pain, struggling to stay upright and battling to complete the biggest challenge of her life.

But with a beaming smile and a few tears, Claire Lomas finally crossed the finish line of the London Marathon yesterday after a gruelling 16 days.

Yet organisers have refused to honour her achievement with an official medal because she did not finish within 24 hours. Instead, 14 fellow runners inspired by her heroism, have donated theirs.

The snub by Virgin officials has prompted outrage, with scores of comments on Twitter and even some sports stars calling for them to reconsider.