that's what one of our fellow posters is going to attempt in a mad run for charity to raise awareness of the liver disease that his two-year-old son Luke is battling.

a little snippet from the yorkshire post
Luke was just five weeks old when he fell gravely ill with rare liver condition biliary atresia. Toxins built up in his liver because the passage to his intestines was blocked.
He underwent a life-saving operation at St James Hospital in Leeds to remove his bile duct and intestine.

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/n ... 5590858.jp

I would like to wish you good luck in your run and hope that the small donation can go a long way in achieving your goal and hope that you could receive more donations large or small

good luck Jon

that's what one of our fellow posters is going to attempt in a mad run for charity to raise awareness of the liver disease that his two-year-old son Luke is battling.

a little snippet from the yorkshire post
Luke was just five weeks old when he fell gravely ill with rare liver condition biliary atresia. Toxins built up in his liver because the passage to his intestines was blocked.
He underwent a life-saving operation at St James Hospital in Leeds to remove his bile duct and intestine.

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/n ... 5590858.jp

I would like to wish you good luck in your run and hope that the small donation can go a long way in achieving your goal and hope that you could receive more donations large or small

good luck Jon

Brian, a little unsure on what the situation regards spectators but i will keep you in the loop, i need to clarify it with the organisers.

Cheers Snowie.

What i would say is I am not just doing it for the money. I appreciate its tough for everyone at the moment and i am unbelievably grateful for anything i get, BUT if you are unable to donate or have other things you need to/wish to support I totally understand but would hope you would have a look at the Organ Donor site, it takes a couple of minutes to register and god forbid should the worst ever happen to you what greater more noble act than to give the gift of life.

Hopefully Luke will not need an organ, touch wood he will be one of the lucky few with his condition that gets through it on just medication, but from the time we have spent in hospital with transplant patients and children waiting for transplants any organ is the chance of life that most of us take for granted.

www.organdonation.nhs.uk/ukt/how ... _donor.jsp

Brian, a little unsure on what the situation regards spectators but i will keep you in the loop, i need to clarify it with the organisers.

Cheers Snowie.

What i would say is I am not just doing it for the money. I appreciate its tough for everyone at the moment and i am unbelievably grateful for anything i get, BUT if you are unable to donate or have other things you need to/wish to support I totally understand but would hope you would have a look at the Organ Donor site, it takes a couple of minutes to register and god forbid should the worst ever happen to you what greater more noble act than to give the gift of life.

Hopefully Luke will not need an organ, touch wood he will be one of the lucky few with his condition that gets through it on just medication, but from the time we have spent in hospital with transplant patients and children waiting for transplants any organ is the chance of life that most of us take for granted.

www.organdonation.nhs.uk/ukt/how ... _donor.jsp

www.justgiving.com/jonathanharan/

lets see if we can get over the £1000 mark

www.justgiving.com/jonathanharan/

lets see if we can get over the £1000 mark