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Paul's Wellingborough to Skegness Bike ride page

Paul Lewis is raising money for Niamh’s Next Step CIO

Participants: Floyd Gent, Martin Sheridan, Team Niamh and a gang of family friends.

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Wellingborough to Skegness · 1 July 2017

Niamh's Next Step was set up in Dec 2012 after we lost our amazing little girl to the childhood cancer, neuroblastoma in May 2012. We very proud to be funding vital research programs into this vile, aggressive childhood cancer but there is so much more to do. Please donate and help save our children

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Hi all,

I am going to be participating (currently training..Lol) in a bike ride from Wellingborough to Skegness (86 miles) on Saturday 1st of July 2017, in aid of my friend who's son (Gerry Gent) has neuroblastoma. 

Neuroblastoma is a rare cancer that affects children. It develops from nerve cells called neuroblasts.

The cancer usually starts in the child’s abdomen (tummy). It often develops in the adrenal glands, the two small glands above the kidneys, and can spread to other areas such as the bones, liver and skin.

The cause is unknown. There are rare cases where children in the same family are affected, but it does not generally run in families.


The family is currently being supported though this difficult time by a local charity  http://www.niamhsnextstep.com who's family have gone through the same thing with there amazing daughter Niamh who sadly died after a tough 18 month battle with this awful disease. 

The charity are providing us with support vehicles, medic, and racing jerseys as well as accident insurance which is fantastic.

Please help and show your support for this amazing charity by donating whatever you can to try and beat childhood cancer.

Cheers guys.
Paul.

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