for cancer research An unashamed begging for sponsors post I did this in 2018 and 2019 but gave last year a miss. Lost me kid sis at 36, lost me daddy, me hero. Close family I love have lost loved ones far too young, I hate the c word but cancer really is a c**t Any donations very welcome https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/janes-walk-all-over-cancer-fundraising-page-2000
Yeah I remember I gave it a miss last year, thought I’d done me bit doing it the two previous years. If I’m honest, this year I need a bit of a kick myself, first time gyms closed I went out running but it was lovely light mornings. This time I’ve been a bit lazy. So, thought this was a good way of getting meself motivated and raising some money for a good cause too
I am useless with the card.just giving thingy so I will get my son to do it for me tomorrow and put a few bob in.
I know, I’ve not posted on here or RTG much. Truthfully personally Im strong, but I can’t stand negativity and misery and awful **** about my team. And I’ve had some of the fight knocked out of me. I backed the wrong horse with SD although, that day, when he went to see me dad, will always be special. I just feel like I’m in a bit of a bunker.
You might be in a bunker but there's plenty of people who care about you ... ... whereas I have people attacking my bunker and trying to get me
lost my mother to it in 2003 my brother has prostate cancer i am donating now, this filthy desease has to be wiped out i wonder how your body can turn against you like that Janey you are lovely for bringing this up.
Good post marra and glad to hear you are strong. Stay safe, but there's no need for the bunker as God loves us all. The 10k in March should also help both physically and mentally x x
In truth, you don't get a lot of that over here. 'Visitors' who adopt that sort of attitude don't tend to last long. There are differences in opinion, which is healthy, but it rarely gets personal like 'The Rat' and his ilk. I only lurked over there, and I know you were a good poster. Would be great to see more of you posting on here. I think it's great what you're doing. Lost my Mother-In-Law to Throat Cancer aged 68. She was a ballet and keep fit teacher, used to run a dozen classes per week, so was normally very healthy, which made it a bigger shock. My eldest daughter has a work colleague that has just been given a terminal diagnosis. She's only 40, has a 10 year old son, and is estranged from her husband. What a way to go.
I'm attending a funeral this week of a good friend who has died from lung cancer, so very close to my heart right now.. Well done for the work you are doing..