Philip's LeJog Charity Ride page MPS

philip pearson is raising money for The Society For Mucopolysaccharide Diseases (The MPS Society)

Participants: Andrew Jack and Adrian Smith

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LeJog Charity Ride · 1 July 2019

The MPS Society provides specialist support to children, adults and families in the UK who are affected by MPS, Fabry and related lysosomal storage diseases and we fund research into treatment and therapies. These diseases are rare, genetic, life-limiting conditions with no cure.

Story

Thanks for visiting our team's fundraising page. My son, Archie Pearson (he's the one with the cheeky laugh!) suffers from a currently incurable illness - MPS6. It's an genetic illness that causes progressive degradation of core bodily functions. However, with the support of the MPS society, Archie recieves weekly Enzyme Replacement Therapy (ERT) which helps slow down the disease. I've joined forces with two great friends - Andrew Jack and Adrian Smith to cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats over 9 days to raise money for both MPS Charity and Make a Wish. My preference is that the majority of the money raised goes through to the MPS Charity, but I'd be equally delighted if you wish to make a donation to Make A Wish - a charity dedicated to making the lives of poorly children much more bearable.

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£6,438.28
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