For my Sister

Recently my sister got diagnosed with MS, a shocking discovery for my sister and family after we discovered 2 lesions. One on her brain and one on her spine.

Thanks to the help of groups like MS society she is now being effectively treated for it thanks to the funding of research.

They provided resources for family members like me to read and understand her situation better.

Any donations will be appreciated.

- Joe

For my Aunty

My Aunt Colette Creaven was diagnosed with MS in her late 20s. Fifteen years ago, at the young age of 40, she passed away.

Despite her illness, she was a loving aunt and always had a smile for me. I have such fond memories and want to support the MS Society in their invaluable research, so other families have the opportunity to make a lifetime of memories together.

Approximately 150,000 people in the UK suffer from this disease. New technology funded by research has revolutionised MS diagnosis, leading to earlier detection and more advanced treatments.

These advanced treatments have led to more positive outcomes, significantly improving the outlook and quality of life for those living with MS today.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Any donations to support this amazing charity will be greatly appreciated.

– Shay

Driving to Kazakhstan from Leeds

We are driving from Leeds all the way to Oskemen in Kazakhstan in a Nissan Micra.

With the Micra only being 3 years younger than me its going to a serious adventure through Europe and central Asia.

Some days will include up to 10 hours+ of driving, so a sort of marathon without the training, just the breakdowns and trying to speak to Borat about whats wrong with our engine...

The Mongol Rally is a charity event in which up to 300 cars are trying to get their car to the other side of the world which is summed up in this quote:

Please donate even a pound it will make all the difference.

https://www.mssociety.org.uk/about-us

https://www.theadventurists.com/mongol-rally/