I will be running the Virgin London marathon for the National Deaf Children’s Society on Sunday 4th October. I’ll be running a marathon either at Woburn Centre Parks on Sunday 4th October.. likely start 5am, hopeful finish around 10am.
Little Henry Winston has touched everyone’s hearts with his journey to hearing and inspired so many people, to do more.
My own son, Teddy, shares part of his name (he is Teddy Henry Winston) and was born 6 months after Henry with perfect hearing. Strangely this has made watching Henry’s journey all the more fascinating and inspiring. So when I got a ballot place for this years London Marathon the choice was simple.
I am pleased to be able to do something to help children born either completely or partially deaf and their parents to communicate or to hear through technology and I am looking forward to the challenge of the training over the next few weeks as I attempt to get back in marathon shape for my first marathon since 2016
A huge thank you from Henry,Kayleigh & Adam. Here’s their video to show why the NDCS is so important to families like theirs and children like Henry
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I will be running the Virgin London marathon for the National Deaf Children’s Society on Sunday 4th October. I’ll be running a marathon either at Woburn Centre Parks on Sunday 4th October.. likely start 5am, hopeful finish around 10am.
Little Henry Winston has touched everyone’s hearts with his journey to hearing and inspired so many people, to do more.
My own son, Teddy, shares part of his name (he is Teddy Henry Winston) and was born 6 months after Henry with perfect hearing. Strangely this has made watching Henry’s journey all the more fascinating and inspiring. So when I got a ballot place for this years London Marathon the choice was simple.
I am pleased to be able to do something to help children born either completely or partially deaf and their parents to communicate or to hear through technology and I am looking forward to the challenge of the training over the next few weeks as I attempt to get back in marathon shape for my first marathon since 2016
A huge thank you from Henry,Kayleigh & Adam. Here’s their video to show why the NDCS is so important to families like theirs and children like Henry
