Thank you for taking part in Guess the Weight of my Guinea Pig and congratulations to the winner Henry A!  The correct answer was Option 1. 1010 grams and the prize will be posted to the winner.  

Thank you again and please visit us at ldifme.org for more ways to join in the fun for our serious cause in support of Invest in ME. 

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Ros is a founder member of the Let’s Do It For ME team and has done a lot of fundraising for IiME despite being severely ill.  She is currently still rather wobbly from a relapse at Christmas.

As usual, for May ME Awareness week she has come up with a suggestion she would like to do –

Guess the Weight of my Guinea Pig!

Guinea pigs have been a great source of comfort and companionship to Ros throughout her illness. Currently she cuddles her guinea pig, Herbert, while she is having her final medicines in the evening and he stays overnight in her room, as he has done for many years. It is well known that a number of severely affected youngsters enjoy similar 'furrytherapy'.

Guess the Weight of my Guinea Pig!

Pick your option and write it (option 1, option 2 or option 3) in the donation box

 1.      1010 grams

2.       1050 grams

3.       1200 grams

Entry fee: £2 

If you donate £10 you get allocated 5 entries and so on.

When: until midnight Sunday 15th May 2016

Prize: Ethel, a hand knitted guinea pig (value £22)

Winner: Will be randomly drawn between entries that guessed the guinea pig weight correctly. The winner will be contacted by email or phone whichever details have been given by  21^st May and they then have 7 days to come forward. If they do not make contact another winner will be drawn and this will be repeated until a winner is found.

Good luck!

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