Harry Dawkins

20,000 steps for the Nystagmus Network

Fundraising for Nystagmus Network
£145
raised of £200 target
by 10 supporters
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Nystagmus Awareness Day may be a little different this year, but we can still mark the day and raise lots of awareness. There are lots of ways you can get involved. For example, here are just some of your amazing nystagmus success stories.

Story

For us, donations isn’t the main reason we’re taking these steps to speak out about this (although they do help very much with research!) We’re speaking out because as some of you may well know our gorgeous, precious, beautiful, happy, intelligent little girl has got Nystagmus herself.

Her diagnosis was something extremely tough for our whole family to all accept, purely because we didn’t know and still don’t know how this is going to affect her growing up.

All we ask, is if you don’t know, PLEASE get to know!!! There’s such little awareness for Nystagmus, yet as a family and for Amelia it has been the biggest challenge over the last 11 months, and really has dominated all of our thoughts day in, day out.

Even just google and read what Nystagmus is, something as little as that is a start!

So please, from our family to yours, just take a little look. It’ll mean more than anything.

Myself,  Amelia and a few other family members will be walking 20,000 steps on the 20th June in order to raise some awareness for the Nystagmus Network.

A donation no matter how big or small - all helps in more ways than you think is possible.

Love Harry, Lauren & Our Millie ♥️

About the campaign

Nystagmus Awareness Day may be a little different this year, but we can still mark the day and raise lots of awareness. There are lots of ways you can get involved. For example, here are just some of your amazing nystagmus success stories.

About the charity

Nystagmus Network

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Nystagmus means involuntary movements of the eye. It impairs vision, affecting focus and depth perception. At least 1 in 1,000 babies are born with nystagmus. There is currently no cure. The Nystagmus Network is a UK registered charity which provides support, raises awareness and funds research.

Donation summary

Total raised
£145.00
Online donations
£145.00
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£0.00

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