Things have been a bit slow of late with life admin, a flurry of hen do’s, weddings, new babies and 30th birthday bashes keeping me busy. I’ve also had some sad news that another close family member is has been diagnosed with cancer and is now undergoing treatment, so this is another reason to keep this challenge alive and get moving with the next event. The money that goes to Macmillan will help in so many ways, here are just a few things it can do
· £20 helps Macmillan relieve people's fears
Macmillan nurses and trained advisers on the helplines are there to answer anyones questions.
· £40 provides support
The counsellors and psychologists support anyone living with cancer, whether they're coping with depression or anxiety or simply need someone to talk to.
· £100 helps Macmillan reach more people
Help Macmillan be there for the two million people who are living with cancer in the UK today.
I am seeing my sister this weekend and going to discuss the Mini Tractor ride mentioned in my last blog post, it is time to start making this happen whilst I am preparing for the End to End version.
Meanwhile a fantastic friend of mine, Mark Aldridge, is doing this http://www.justgiving.com/ooaldridge and contributing all donations to Macmillan as part of the £10,000 challenge. His training is including competing in an Iron Man Triathlon! So, if you can dig deep and donate to this event.
Off the back of the success of the last pub quiz I am also considering doing this again in the summer, it won’t be as epic as the first, but I think a regular quiz could be a fantastic earner.
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