Charlie Webster's Challenge Day 7: Mission Accomplished!

This week, Sky Sports' Charlie Webster is taking on on a huge physical challenge.

For the last mile to West Ham the crowd with me were chanting, 'We love you Charlie, we do'. It was so funny. Everyone on the street was cheering and the drivers were honking their horns. It was just amazing and I started to cry. I didn't mean to, or know that I would, but it was so overwhelming. There were so many times when I thought that I could never do it or reach this stage - times of real self-doubt but I was so determined to finish it. I entered the stadium just as West Ham scored their first goal, which was amazing. West Ham chairman David Gold and his wife greeted me and gave me some flowers before I went on to the pitch at half time and kissed the centre circle to signify my completing the challenge. I had finished! They played a 90 second video of what I've been doing and the fans were incredible, they all stood up and got the phones out to donate. West Ham also presented me a cheque from the first-team players, which was as so kind and meant so much to me. As the second half kicked off I went inside to use their plunge pool to try to get some circulation back in my leg. Tonight we are going to have a big celebration and I just can't believe that I have done it. It is really crazy because I thought I'd never make with so many up and downs along the way. It has not sunk in yet and still feels like a bit of a blur. I had to be so mentally strong to do this. My right leg is completely numb and I am so exhausted. I am so dehydrated and so tired. So to actually finish is so overwhelming because I have had to be so mentally strong to keep going, and also not to get too emotional because I wouldn't have been able to do the run. Every day I have remembered why I am doing this and that, along with all the support and messages, has kept me going. I didn't know before I set off to do this whether I could. No one has ever done it before. I am fit but I am not a marathon runner, I am a short distance runner. I hope people realise that this has by no means been easy, it is the hardest thing that I have ever done, physically and mentally. So to finish I am elated. Everyone is too tired to count the final amount I've raise but I think I have reached my target, which was £100,000, and I think we might go over. It is amazing. We will not announce the actual total until we've done all the counting. As much as raising money, though, it is about raising awareness. Hopefully I have given a bit of a platform for people to talk about this. Charlie x P.S. Don't forget that Sky Bet are putting a signed shirt up for auction for each of the 25 Football League clubs I visit on my run. To find out how to bid for one, just click here!

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Take a look at the route I am running on www.facebook.com/charliesbigchallenge. You can find out more about Charlie's Big Challenge here www.justgiving.com/charliesbigchallenge. You can follow Charlie's progress on Twitter at @CharlieCW.