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  And for my next CHALLENGE!.........
As we move forward into 2012 I just wanted to let you know what my next challenge is. I am hoping to do the Great Wall of China Marathon this May. To this end I am looking for a corporate sponsor who is willing to support me in this major event. As well as the usual media coverage of Press, Radio, TV and the World Wide Web I am looking to raise the company’s profile by running training sessions to inspire young people through the power of soccer and create opportunities for them to develop. If you work for a like minded company or know someone who does this is a great opportunity to help those less fortunate than ourselves and promote the company.
If you feel you can offer any support and would like to discuss these great
opportunities further please don’t hesitate to contact me at;
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No, not Paris as the song suggests. It's Berlin! 25 Sept 2011 having completed the Berlin Marathon. I am still raising funds for Glad's House. A small yet very focused charity working to support some of the 35,000 Street Children on the streets of Mombasa, Kenya......
"To Donate Please Click on this link"
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To find out more about the great charity you will be supportting follow the link below.....
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Run2Donate was set up when I was told I couldn't donate a kidney to my daughter Lucy, We were days from the transplant when we were told she had developed Anti-bodies that would cause her to reject the transplant. Unable to proceed, I decided I wanted to do something to help and decided to run The Flora London Marathon in aid of Kidney Research UK. In the hope their research will help others who may suffer from the same sort of challenges in the future...... |
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 Are you thinking about Organ Donation. Adding your name to the NHS Organ Donor Register is an important step and means that one day you may be able to save lives. Click on their card to the left to find out more...
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At the age of 14 I was diagnosed with end stage renal failure, which meant a life of tablets, injections and peritoneal dialyisis four times a day. Up until this point I had led a completely normal life and so it came as a great shock to both me, and the rest of my family when we were told the news. The fact that it was friday 13th when we found out did cross my mind! . . .Click to see video
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