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Scott, Rowly, Tom & Dave's Coast 2 Coast Bike Ride

Mark Norton is raising money for SCARBOROUGH HOSPITAL (F.I.S.H)
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Coast to Coast · 31 May 2012

The Charity provides medical equipment, facilities and services for additional benifit of patients and staff. You can donate easily to the Hospital Ward, Clinic or area of your choice or to our specific Target Fund which has been set up to raise £3million for a new Children’s Unit. To be done in 3 phases – An Outpatient Department £700K, a new ward £2million and an Educational and Outdoor Play Area £300K.

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We're doing the C2C on bikes this weekend, and thought that if we could help raise some money, then we may as well (albeit a late-in-the-day thought!)

Dud & Kirst are fundraising for the Special Care unit at Scarborough (details below) so we thought we'd see if we could rustle up a bit more for the same cause :-)

Please donate what you can, and gift-aid it where possible!

Many thanks!
Scott, Tom, Rowly and Dave

 

 

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This is our (Dud & Kirst's) story. Its not designed to make you feel you have to donate, merely to let you know why this cause is so important to us.

The twins were born 6 weeks early by emergency caesarean, and when Sam was born he couldn't breathe. The quick actions of the SCBU/Maternity staff on hand in the theatre established that his windpipe was blocked with a large mucus bung. They remained professional and calm, cleared it in the nick of time and resuscitated him.

Both the twins were then whizzed off to the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) - which turned into a 2 week stay. In particular this was to monitor Sam for brain swelling which sometimes occurs during traumatic births.

The staff both in theatre, and on the unit were AMAZING and we'll always be indebted to them. We were fortunate that there was a room available for us to stay in down the corridor from the unit - some people aren't so lucky.

Now the SCBU are trying to raise £80,000 to improve facilities and rather than the usual live music event, this year we thought we'd jump out of a perfectly operational aeroplane instead. The money will be used to try and improve the facilities to make what is a stressful and frankly quite horrible time, a little more bearable for all involved.

Please donate what you can - as Tesco say - Every little helps :-) 

 

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