harris78
Phil Nevs Pointy Finger
Hi Guys,
I'm hoping to be cheeky and get some help from my fellow generous blues.
My daughter was born with a cleft palate and as such spent a fair bit of time in and out of hospitals and runs down to Addenbrookes in Cambridge. The hospital and support staff were excellent and now eight years later you would never know my daughter was born with a cleft palate. As a side of the cleft palate though she has recently (last year) had to have hearing aids fitted as her hearing was getting gradually worse (to the point you could pretty much shout behind her and she wouldn't know) Again all staff have been excellent with my daughter, making her feel comfortable wearing hearing aids, going into the school and educating the teachers and other pupils etc in what it feels like to have partial hearing and just generally doing an all round fantastic job!
As a thank-you i have managed to get a place in the London Marathon this year (26 April) and will be running for the charity Action against Hearing Loss (formerly Royal national institute for the deaf) I'm trying to raise £1800.00 to say thanks for all the excellent work they have put in with my daughter. Being cheeky i was wondering/hoping that fellow blues might be able to give a little something (doesn't matter how small as every little helps) I know this is extremely cheeky and please ignore if too cheeky. If you could give though (which would be fantastic) my charity donation page is http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/LeeHarris78
Again many thanks for taking the time to read, its truly appreciated. Here's to running 26 miles!
Mods if this is not allowed on the forum etc please delete.
I'm hoping to be cheeky and get some help from my fellow generous blues.
My daughter was born with a cleft palate and as such spent a fair bit of time in and out of hospitals and runs down to Addenbrookes in Cambridge. The hospital and support staff were excellent and now eight years later you would never know my daughter was born with a cleft palate. As a side of the cleft palate though she has recently (last year) had to have hearing aids fitted as her hearing was getting gradually worse (to the point you could pretty much shout behind her and she wouldn't know) Again all staff have been excellent with my daughter, making her feel comfortable wearing hearing aids, going into the school and educating the teachers and other pupils etc in what it feels like to have partial hearing and just generally doing an all round fantastic job!
As a thank-you i have managed to get a place in the London Marathon this year (26 April) and will be running for the charity Action against Hearing Loss (formerly Royal national institute for the deaf) I'm trying to raise £1800.00 to say thanks for all the excellent work they have put in with my daughter. Being cheeky i was wondering/hoping that fellow blues might be able to give a little something (doesn't matter how small as every little helps) I know this is extremely cheeky and please ignore if too cheeky. If you could give though (which would be fantastic) my charity donation page is http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/LeeHarris78
Again many thanks for taking the time to read, its truly appreciated. Here's to running 26 miles!
Mods if this is not allowed on the forum etc please delete.
