Jana Wilkins
Running the London Marathon for Hope
Fundraising for Tree of Hope
Story
Hope is 3 years old. She can't yet walk, run, or communicate - things we take for granted. Her big blue eyes look at you under the blond bouncy curls and she smiles when you talk to her.
She is such a beautiful little girl.
Hope's identical twin sister Ava can both run, walk and talk and is very protective of her sister Hope who was born with cerebral palsy, affecting both her arms and legs.
With private physiotherapy treatments, Hope can make significant progress. With more frequent treatments, Hope will be able to strengthen her muscles and core enough to hopefully be able to become more and more independent.
With private physiotherapy treatments, Hope can make significant progress. With more frequent treatments, Hope will be able to strengthen her muscles and core enough to hopefully be able to become more and more independent.
Hope's older brother Ben is in the same class as my youngest daughter Jessica and seeing Hope on an almost daily basis at school run time, I can see how more physio treatment is and will make a huge difference to Hope's life.
I will be running the London Marathon in April and have decided to raise money to help Hope and her family be able to afford more private physio treatments. These, very needed, weekly treatments is something the NHS unfortunately can't offer Hope and her family.
Like many, I take running for granted, but looking at Hope I would love for her to one day be able to run.
With your kind help, one day she might...
Please be assured ALL donations will go directly to Hope.
Thank you!