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I'm cycling 200 miles this September for Cancer Research UK

In memory of

Valerie Hartley

I’m participating in a Cancer Research UK Cycle 200 event to raise money for life-saving research and to help bring forward the day when all cancers are cured

In 2012, cancer took away a very special person in our family. This special person was my nanny. Everyday I think about her and wish she was still here with me baking cakes, taking me to car-boots and teaching me how to play bingo/cards with the neighbours. Even with all the wonderfully memories I have of her, the one thing I miss most is the beaming smile on her face. I’d do anything to see it again.
I was too young to understand and participate in events like these but now I’m ready to begin my journey in supporting cancer and I know my Nan will be there with me every step of the way.

Even a small donation can make a huge difference to vital cancer research. This could save so many peoples lives from around the world. Please show your support with a donation to my page and I will update you with each bit of progress that I make.

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With being unwell for the majority of this month, biking has been a huge challenge for me. However, after 19 days, I’ve reached over the 100 mile mark!!
I’ve currently done 105 miles and with me now feeling nearly 100% again, I’m aiming to finish the remaining 95 miles by next week!

I love you nanny ❤️xx

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