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[dad1uk]

Donation made for a very good cause.
With the tax aid you're over £50 now.

Come on guys and gals even a pound or two will help!  

Well done Angie for having a go.    

[Missy_MV6]

Can I just say thanks to everyone who has donated so far..I am overwhelmed by the support I have received from fellow members
 My race is the 17th May at 11am. I have just re-joined my local gym and will be training fri,sat and sun.
At the moment I am going through a lot of worry with my Grandma who is 84.She has just been diagnosed with Haemophillia which is very rare in my Grandmas age group it is where the blood dosent clot.The hospital wanted her to stay in for 3 days but she wont even though it could mean she could have a massive bleed and die .
I am very close to my Grandma so obviously very worried I managed to get her into a day clinic today and she has to go back fri and then every monday..I love her to bits and want the best for her..xx

[Jimbob]

Can I just say thanks to everyone who has donated so far..I am overwhelmed by the support I have received from fellow members
 My race is the 17th May at 11am. I have just re-joined my local gym and will be training fri,sat and sun.
At the moment I am going through a lot of worry with my Grandma who is 84.She has just been diagnosed with Haemophillia which is very rare in my Grandmas age group it is where the blood dosent clot.The hospital wanted her to stay in for 3 days but she wont even though it could mean she could have a massive bleed and die .
I am very close to my Grandma so obviously very worried I managed to get her into a day clinic today and she has to go back fri and then every monday..I love her to bits and want the best for her..xx

All the best, but isnt it Women only 'carry' Haemophillia, and cannot show symptoms?
thought only Men had the non clotting issue  :-/

[Missy_MV6]

Thanks for the well wishes..You are right what you are saying there are 2 main types which are inherited.The Doctors explained today that most Haemophillia sufferers develop it from birth which is inherited from their parents...Type A and Type B...

The type my Grandma has got is not inherited at all and it can be brought on with other causes eg cancer (which she is being tested for ).Or it can just simply appear from nowhere.The Docs were quite fascinated about how rare it is Mind you I always say they broke the mould when they made my Grandma
Angie xx

[Mr Skrunts]

Just thought I would bump this thread so I could look at MissyMV6's Avatar again

[Missy_MV6]

Lol at bumping my thread just to see my avatar..
Training going ok I am running a wee bit on the treadmill and I dared to go outdoors last weekend for a wee run it was totally different outside I can tell you
A little update on my Grandma..She has aqquired heamophillia which affects 1 in a million She is responding very well to treatment although she could be on medication for the next 8 months she is doing really well :)Angie

[Missy_MV6]

  Can I once again thank you all for donating to my Race for Life   I completed it today in 46 mins...It was a great atmosphere ,due to my buddy having a bad leg I actually had to run and fast walk over the course. The winner was 14yr old girl who did it 15mins and my hubby said she didn't even look out of breath 8-).
Glad I did it at 11am there is another at 3pm and it is peeing it down here now..
 Angie x

[STMO123]

Can I once again thank you all for donating to my Race for Life   I completed it today in 46 mins...It was a great atmosphere ,due to my buddy having a bad leg I actually had to run and fast walk over the course. The winner was 14yr old girl who did it 15mins and my hubby said she didn't even look out of breath 8-).
Glad I did it at 11am there is another at 3pm and it is peeing it down here now..
 Angie x

Well done Angie


Buddy had a bad leg eh?

[Jimbob]

Congrats