My son Cieran has recently had Meningocochal meningitis which has unfortunately left him deaf and epileptic, I wish to raise money for the trust so that they can continue to provide support for people like myself and my family and also maybe one day discover a vaccine for meningocochal meningitis as well as any other types.. so that no body has to ever go through the 19 days of pure hell that I did,
I'd also like to raise money for the meningitis trust so that they can EDUCATE people about meningitis, so that they don't just panic when they hear the word..and can look out for the signs and symptoms if it happens to them, I'd like to raise cash so that the trust can educate DOCTORS and other medical proffessionals so that they don't misdiagnose the condition in the first place and send you home with something like calpol!!, when your child has something a lot more sinister..
thank you for your time.

i haven't actually got an event to do just yet but am planning on getting a Toddle Waddle Organised , So get in touch and lets get waddleing ....So please if you can make a small donation to this worth while cause..

£10 can fund 2000 symptoms cards, one of which could save a life.

£17 pays for one hour of dedicted support and information on the 24 hour helpline £150 Pays for a series of six proffessional councelling sessions anywhere in the UK £200 can cover 8 hours of crucial medical research costs £700 Can buy a specialist walking frame to increase a childs mobility and independence following meningitis. Thank you for visiting my fundraising page. Please dig deep and donate online. why not check out the meningitis trusts home page at www.meningitis-trust.org and then u can see for yourself the work that they do Donating through this site is simple, fast and totally secure. It is also the most efficient way to sponsor me: Meningitis Trust will receive your money faster and, if you are a UK taxpayer, an extra 28% in tax will be added to your gift at no cost to you. So please sponsor me now! Many thanks for your support.