Pancreatic cancer UK fundraiser

[Uttoxstokie]

Jan 17, 2021 17:30:24 GMT loosestools said:

Good on yer Adam. Just had news that our old pub landlord has developed the disease, 67.

So sorry to hear that mate, I Hope he pulls through.

[Uttoxstokie]

Well guys ive finally finished my challenge!

Im pleased to say I have raised £624 for Pancreatic Cancer UK!

Thank you everyone who has donated and for all the support you've given me, you've really helped me get through this!

Ive ran 30 consecutive days, from the 1st Jan to the 30th in 15 hours and 36 mins.

106 miles in total for the month.

3.2 miles a day and ending on a half marathon last night on my 30th run.

The plan was always to finish on a half marathon on my last run but I kept it quiet just in case I couldnt manage it! But somehow I did!

Ive had some good days and some bad trying to motivate myself to get my backside out of front door especially with all the wind, rain and snow weve had this month but I kept on going!

Ive not been myself since losing my Dad these past few years and I urge anyone who has any sort of anxeity or mental health issues to do something like what I have done.
It truly is the best thing I have ever done and for a great cause for any charity you choose to do it for. 

To all who has lost a loved one to this horrible illness💙

Thanks again everyone for your support.

Now, im having a much needed day off!😂👍

All the best,
Adam





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[thehartshillbadger]

Jan 31, 2021 15:20:42 GMT Uttoxstokie said:

Well guys ive finally finished my challenge!

Im pleased to say I have raised £624 for Pancreatic Cancer UK!

Thank you everyone who has donated and for all the support you've given me, you've really helped me get through this!

Ive ran 30 consecutive days, from the 1st Jan to the 30th in 15 hours and 36 mins.

106 miles in total for the month.

3.2 miles a day and ending on a half marathon last night on my 30th run.

The plan was always to finish on a half marathon on my last run but I kept it quiet just in case I couldnt manage it! But somehow I did!

Ive had some good days and some bad trying to motivate myself to get my backside out of front door especially with all the wind, rain and snow weve had this month but I kept on going!

Ive not been myself since losing my Dad these past few years and I urge anyone who has any sort of anxeity or mental health issues to do something like what I have done.
It truly is the best thing I have ever done and for a great cause for any charity you choose to do it for. 

To all who has lost a loved one to this horrible illness💙

Thanks again everyone for your support.

Now, im having a much needed day off!😂👍

All the best,
Adam





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Absolutely fantastic achievement mate and an inspiration to folk who feel down in lockdown. Well done👏🏻

[Uttoxstokie]

Jan 31, 2021 15:44:34 GMT thehartshillbadger said:

Jan 31, 2021 15:20:42 GMT Uttoxstokie said:

Well guys ive finally finished my challenge!

Im pleased to say I have raised £624 for Pancreatic Cancer UK!

Thank you everyone who has donated and for all the support you've given me, you've really helped me get through this!

Ive ran 30 consecutive days, from the 1st Jan to the 30th in 15 hours and 36 mins.

106 miles in total for the month.

3.2 miles a day and ending on a half marathon last night on my 30th run.

The plan was always to finish on a half marathon on my last run but I kept it quiet just in case I couldnt manage it! But somehow I did!

Ive had some good days and some bad trying to motivate myself to get my backside out of front door especially with all the wind, rain and snow weve had this month but I kept on going!

Ive not been myself since losing my Dad these past few years and I urge anyone who has any sort of anxeity or mental health issues to do something like what I have done.
It truly is the best thing I have ever done and for a great cause for any charity you choose to do it for. 

To all who has lost a loved one to this horrible illness💙

Thanks again everyone for your support.

Now, im having a much needed day off!😂👍

All the best,
Adam





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Absolutely fantastic achievement mate and an inspiration to folk who feel down in lockdown. Well done👏🏻

Nice one Dan, thanks for your support thoughout mate👍👍

[loosestools]

Well done Adam.

[Northy]

Well done Adam, a H/M a good way to end the challenge. I donated last week, a good cause, just over 7 years since I lost my dad to the same illness, hope you are feeling more positive about things now.

[Uttoxstokie]

Feb 1, 2021 8:54:05 GMT Northy said:

Well done Adam, a H/M a good way to end the challenge. I donated last week, a good cause, just over 7 years since I lost my dad to the same illness, hope you are feeling more positive about things now.

Thanks very much mate.

Its taken a while but definitely feel a lot better now ive gone and done something like this.

Thanks again for the donation mate👍

[spiderpuss]

Well done Adam, for those that haven't chipped in yet, the link is here:

fundraise.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/fundraisers/adambarber5kaday/50-miles-in-january