Yes it's true, I hit the big 30 in July!!  To prove I'm not past it yet I'm setting myself a little challenge.

Challenge 1 - Derby 10K, 11 April 2010

Challenge 2 - Woollaton Park 10K, 12 June 2010

Challenge 3 - 5k run (Race for Life), 25 July 2010

Challenge 4 - Robin Hood Half Marathon, 12 September 2010

All the above total 28.6 miles, finishing on the big one in September!

As well as a personal challenge I'm hoping to raise money for a fantastic charity - Live Life Then Give Life (further details below).  As some of you will know, my fantastic dad Peter needed a liver transplant over 11 years ago.  He sadly lost his battle shortly after the operation but was a true fighter to the end.  By raising money I'm hoping I can help make a difference for families who are going through similar situations we did.

I hope you can support me in my challenge, every little helps.

Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page and thank you in advance.

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Live Life Then Give Life Mission Statement

To save and improve the lives of all those in need or receipt of organ and tissue transplants. The charity exists to improve education and awareness of organ donation and to fund projects that increase the numbers of successful transplants in the UK.

Each year, 1000 people in the UK die awaiting an organ transplant due to the desperate shortage of organ donors. More than 9000 seriously ill people are currently waiting for an organ transplant to save or radically improve their lives, and many more require tissue transplants.

Organ donation affects us all because we are each more likely to need a transplant than to ever donate an organ. The charity is committed to saving the lives of all those in need of organ and tissue transplants — now and in the future.