Carol and Josh and the 2018 GH challenge

Carol White is raising money for Haemochromatosis UK
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GH Challenge 2018- Climb Snowdon · 21 July 2018 ·

Genetic haemochromatosis (GH) can affect as many as 1 in 10 people in regions of the UK with an estimated 1.2million people at risk of serious ill health. We carry out pioneering research, increase public awareness, provide education to GPs & nurses and support families

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Josh and I are raising money to help the Haemochromatosis Society spread awareness of this condition and support sufferers. Kev was diagnosed 13 years ago and if he hadn't got that diagnosis and treatment the damage to his body would have been so much worse and he may not even have survived. This is a really serious condition and so many people are suffering because many GPs are unaware of it or don't know what to look for. One in 200 of Celtic descent have the most common genetic mutation that can lead to iron overload and estimates suggest there may be 200,000 with the mutation in the uk. Less than 10,000 are diagnosed. People are suffering initial symptoms of depression, joint pain, lethergy. Others are dying of liver disease, heart failure and diabetes while the true cause remains undiagnosed. Spreading the word can save lives.

http://haemochromatosis.org.uk/

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