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We would like to raise awareness of Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) a rare life limiting neurological condition. 

Our lovely Husband/Dad/Granddad has outlived this condition as was diagnosed over 11 years ago.  Through the loving care of our Mum and support of family and friends around us he has managed to battle on and maintain his unique sense of humour! :-)

For those of you who are aware of our journey you will know that things are currently a huge reality of this disease.  Dad was recently and unexpectedly admitted to hospital and within  a week we were faced with some big decisions.  However, we were all in agreement that we wanted our Dad home where he belongs.  So many amazing people helped to make this happen and within 48 hours he was where he should be surrounded by all the people who love and care about him.  Especially his Grandchildren who always manage to bring a smile to his face.

We decided it would be nice to share this photo we took to show the support we are able to give to each other at this difficult time.  We felt it would be an amazing opportunity for others to do the same and if willing perhaps donate a small amount to this charity that is very close to our hearts. 

So our challenge to you is to take a photo of your 'Circle of Love' and share this on facebook to spread the word.  You could hold hands with anyone Family, Friends, work colleagues or even pets. Our aim is to get the message out there and remind people how important we all are to each other at times like this.

We believe that Brian is happy to be home and would be so proud of the support being shown.  His 'Circle of Love' is the most important thing to him right now.

Thank you  Judy, Joanne, Emma and Edward xx