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<div>Andy Watt's daughter Molly was diagnosed with Retinitus Pigmentosa December 2006; a condition which added to her severe deafness and one that is recognised as Ushers Syndrome - deafblindness. Although Molly is actually Deafblind, she is always smiling and positive. A true inspiration. She supports people worldwide with this condition through Facebook and she is an icon in the Deafblind world, having been awarded young Deafblind person of the year 2010 as accredited by Sense. She is the youngest ever holder of this award, being only 16 years of age. </div> <div>In a nutshell, Molly is afflicted with a condition with no cure... yet. </div> <div>Andy has, through various fund raising events including the 3 Peaks Challenge last year, raised some £25k for Sense with the hope that one day a cure will be found.</div> <div>Andy and his team, Nino Caldaralo, John Thompson, Andy Sugden and Mick Mahoney, now hope to raise even more to help people with this condition by undertaking the Welsh 3000ers Mountain Challenge, guided by <a title="Run Snowdonia with Snowdonia Running Guides" href="http://runsnowdonia.co.uk/" target="_blank">Run Snowdonia</a>. You can read all about his event and what's involved on his event page:</div> <div><a title="Molly's Mountaineers" href="http://runsnowdonia.co.uk/events/event-private.aspx?Eventid=41&run=6" target="_blank">Molly's Mountaineers</a>.</div> <div>So please dig deep and donate now.</div>