M Sellen
Doing the Pru for CCAA
Fundraising for Childrens Chronic Arthritis Association
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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page - I know they come thick and fast these days!!
I'm riding this years Prudential Ride London 100 (a little 100 mile jaunt around London and surrounding Surrey countryside), and this year I thought I might see if I can raise a few quid for the charity, Childrens Chronic Arthritis Association.
Earlier this year, our little Phoebe was diagnosed with Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (sJIA) - an incurable condition that affects the joints, internal organs and eyes. Phoebes sJIA is currently being managed through weekly injections and daily doses of steroids, along with bi-weekly blood tests and monthly hospital check-ups - and not a single moan from Pheebs (OK, she's not a blood test fan!).
Any donation will go to supporting lots of families in the UK whose kids are struggling with the condition and offer them a little bit of respite and the opportunity to forget about the aches, pains, drugs, blood tests, appointments for a brief moment.
Any donation you give will be hugely appreciated and not a single penny will go to hauling my, currently untrained, arse around the streets of London - 100% goes to CCAA.
And if you're wondering, my target is Phoebes birthday August 11 (811)!
Thanks for reading and even bigger thanks for giving!
Cheers, Antony.
I'm riding this years Prudential Ride London 100 (a little 100 mile jaunt around London and surrounding Surrey countryside), and this year I thought I might see if I can raise a few quid for the charity, Childrens Chronic Arthritis Association.
Earlier this year, our little Phoebe was diagnosed with Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (sJIA) - an incurable condition that affects the joints, internal organs and eyes. Phoebes sJIA is currently being managed through weekly injections and daily doses of steroids, along with bi-weekly blood tests and monthly hospital check-ups - and not a single moan from Pheebs (OK, she's not a blood test fan!).
Any donation will go to supporting lots of families in the UK whose kids are struggling with the condition and offer them a little bit of respite and the opportunity to forget about the aches, pains, drugs, blood tests, appointments for a brief moment.
Any donation you give will be hugely appreciated and not a single penny will go to hauling my, currently untrained, arse around the streets of London - 100% goes to CCAA.
And if you're wondering, my target is Phoebes birthday August 11 (811)!
Thanks for reading and even bigger thanks for giving!
Cheers, Antony.