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James Hillary is running the London Marathon for women with pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PGP).
Motivated by his friend Abi & her experience with PGP in 3 pregnancies, he felt inspired to train & run the London Marathon to raise money for the Pelvic Partnership.
The Pelvic Partnership is a small national charity offering support and information to the 1 in 5 women experiencing pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PGP) during pregnancy and postnatally, their families and carers. They work with healthcare practitioners to raise awareness that PGP is a biomechanical joint problem that can be safely and effectively treated with manual therapy, such as physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic.
The Pelvic Partnership rely on the generosity of volunteers, supporters & fundraisers to continue providing support and information to 1000s of women experiencing PGP, their families and carers.
Thank you for your support.
To find out more, head to our website, www.pelvicpartnership.org.uk and download our free ebook "PGP is treatable!". You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin and join our Facebook support group to connect with other women experiencing PGP.
Motivated by his friend Abi & her experience with PGP in 3 pregnancies, he felt inspired to train & run the London Marathon to raise money for the Pelvic Partnership.
The Pelvic Partnership is a small national charity offering support and information to the 1 in 5 women experiencing pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PGP) during pregnancy and postnatally, their families and carers. They work with healthcare practitioners to raise awareness that PGP is a biomechanical joint problem that can be safely and effectively treated with manual therapy, such as physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic.
The Pelvic Partnership rely on the generosity of volunteers, supporters & fundraisers to continue providing support and information to 1000s of women experiencing PGP, their families and carers.
Thank you for your support.
To find out more, head to our website, www.pelvicpartnership.org.uk and download our free ebook "PGP is treatable!". You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin and join our Facebook support group to connect with other women experiencing PGP.
