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“The country you are born in should not be a deciding factor in your battle against cancer. World Child Cancer works daily to give children in developing countries access to treatment and care and a fighting chance against this disease. I am  p r o u d  and  h o n o u r e d  to be a patron of such a worthy charity. Please join me in helping in any way you can.”

~ Caitriona Balfe, patron of World Child Cancer

Caitriona and Anne-Marie Balfe -- Team Sassenach -- will be running this year’s London Marathon in support of World Child Cancer, an organization whose main goals are to treat children in third-world countries suffering from cancer and help support their families both financially and emotionally. While Anne-Marie is a seasoned runner, this is Caitriona’s first ever marathon!

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4 Tips for Surviving "Droughtlander" From Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan

Outlander fans still don't have an end date for their "Droughtlander" woes as Starz has yet to announce the premiere date for Season 4.

The time between seasons for Outlander is the toughest for its devoted audience, so TV Guide went to the series' stars to ask what they recommend for getting through these lonely days. Caitriona Balfe had some practical and important advice, while Sam Heughan had some needed words of encouragement. Here's how you survive the Outlander break, according to those who know the most.

1. Don't forget your everyday responsibilities: First things first, Caitriona doesn't want you neglecting your everyday to-do list because you're so sad you can't watch Jamie and Claire be the perfect couple. "Feed your kids, feed yourself. Get out and go for a walk. Try not to let the house plants die," she reminds you. It's solid advice. Keeping your daily routine will help you stay busy and distract from the pain. Don't let your life go to ruin over the agony!

2. Rewatch the series: There are three full seasons of Outlander at your disposal and they might be your best bet for ridding woes that you don't have new ones to watch. This is also a Caitriona-approved method of coping. Outlander is available with the Starz subscription on Hulu or Amazon Prime or the Starz app!

3. Read the books: There are nine Outlander novels already available via Kindle, e-reader or at your favorite book store. Both Caitriona and Sam recommend you spend some time with them. Each season of Outlander covers one of the novels, which means there's an extra six epic adventures that show watchers could experience before it even airs. That's so much additional Outlander content!

4. Drink: Maybe book spoilers aren't your thing, but you can get down with some alcohol. Since the show is heading to America, Sam suggests you switch from ale and wine to bourbon. He says that will "pass a few days away," and every little bit helps, right? (Please drink responsibly.)

If that still isn't enough, Sam offered a bit of light at the end of this dark tunnel: "The Droughtlander might not be as long, who knows?" he teased. Oh let us know when it will end!

Outlander returns later in 2018.

“He needs a reboot. Hold on.”