Story
In April 2015 I was given the news that my beloved father was terminally ill with lung cancer and he was given a maximum of 12 months to live. Unfortunately he passed away 3 months later and left a hole in my heart and life that can never be filled. Those that know me know that 10 days after he passed away I rode the Ride100 it was my toughest challenge to date, not the distance but the emotion of riding so soon after losing someone so dear. This April I will be again cycling 100 miles in his memory, riding the 100 miles in the Pilgrims hospice sportive.
It costs more than £35,000 a day to run our three hospices and if you can raise an additional £20, this could pay
for an hour of nursing care. £50 could pay for essential nursing supplies; £100 could pay for therapy sessions for
a child coping with the loss of a loved one; £250 could pay for a patient’s day hospice sessions to experience
new activities and friendships; £500 could pay for a hospice bed for a day and £1000 could pay for a patient to be
cared for in their own home. Thank you.