article_snippet: Asia Ford was among the last.
article_snippet: But a photo of Asia Ford finish has caused a sensation online, thanks to a police officer who kept Asia Ford going when Asia Ford was about to give up.
article_snippet: According to CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, Asia Ford trained for months for the event.
article_snippet: As Asia Ford struggled to finish, to move forward and to catch Asia Ford breath, Asia Ford son Terrance stepped in to offer a supporting hand.
article_snippet: But Asia Ford wouldn't let breathing problems or an empty stomach hold Asia Ford back.
article_snippet: Aubrey Gregory was impressed.
article_snippet: I had to meet Asia Ford.
article_snippet: Flanked by Asia Ford son and the lieutenant, Asia Ford walked the remaining 1.2 miles.
article_snippet: Photos show Asia Ford face twisted in a grimace, Lt. Gregory leaning toward Asia Ford, talking about health, trying to keep Asia Ford mind off the pain.
article_snippet: Asia Ford's story has racked up well north of 1 million likes on Facebook.
article_snippet: In the comments, people shared notes of encouragement and congratulations for Asia Ford.
article_snippet: As for Lt. Gregory, he and Asia Ford will be honored by Louisville's mayor for "health and compassion."
highlights_snippet: Aubrey Gregory helped Asia Ford across the finish line .