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I'm taking on the 28 Miles in February challenge!
I'm taking on the 28 Miles in February challenge to celebrate and support Mental Health UK.I'll be moving 28 miles - whether that's walking, running, cycling, wheeling - and raising at least £100 to help ensure that no one faces mental health problems alone.
Every mile I cover and every pound I raise will make a difference to the lives of people affected by mental health problems.
Please support me if you can. Together we can make this count.
My Achievements
I added a blog post
I self donated
I shared my page
Halfway there
Officially a fundraising hero
My Updates
Lets Do This
Saturday 24th Jan As a long time sufferer of post natal depression after my 1st pregnancy nearly 16 years ago Ive been up and down with my mental health ever since .4 more children later and that groggy, spaced out , not quite there, auto pilot brain fog creeped up on me every time .
Ive also had some really awful experiences that ive had to deal with over the last 10’years, i lost my mum to breast cancer back in March 2019 while i was in and out of hospital myself with a very very high risk pregnancy, my body tried to go into labour 8 times during my pregnancy, starting when i was only
16 weeks pregnant, but with the
Help of amazing doctors and nurses inhad my baby by emergency c section at 34 weeks gestation, he had a nicu stay , this wasnt the 1st baby that i had early either , my other son was born at 34+5 in October 2012 and has a condition called amniotic band syndrome which meant he was born with no fingers on his right hand ( i
Will go into more detail about that in another blog, another day )
Then my daughter was born at 34+3 in 2017 which indicated another Nicu stay
These are you a few of the eventsnthat have triggered my mental state over the years
So i hope from what i have shared here today that you understand why helping people with mental health issues means so much to me
Ive been un that dark place and its very very scary and lonely
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