by admin | Feb 10, 2023 | About The New Challenge, Another Change in Direction
Becoming increasingly frustrated by the complexity of fundraising for five charities simultaneously, and at the same time by the lack of support from four out of the five charities, after raising £21,260.95 which equates to £4,252.19 for each of the five charities, I...
by admin | Feb 5, 2023 | About The New Challenge, When
‘I have no idea how long I have before the brain tumour returns. The UK/the world needs some good news right now, Golf could do with some good news right now. There are hundreds of thousands, possibly millions of people needlessly dying right now who could be saved...
by admin | Feb 5, 2023 | Frontpage, The Plan
Despite still living under the sword of Damocles, with my brain having stopped shrinking, I have a plan. Think Captain Tom and Eddy the Eagle! There are millions of people either starving to death or dying of preventable diseases or lost to the brutal effects of...
by admin | Feb 5, 2023 | About The New Challenge, Two Sets Of Footprints
During my fifty years of life I felt that God was watching over me. All those childhood diseases were declared as potentially fatal but weren’t. As a very young boy, while I was playing in the garden, a joyrider lost control of his huge American Sedan and smashed it...
by admin | Oct 31, 2022 | About The New Challenge, More Hope
Shortly after my final cycle of chemotherapy I got on to the train in Stirling to travel to London for my nieces’ christening. As we pulled out from Stirling the train was almost empty with no seat bookings visible. I selected a seat by the window and enjoyed the...
by admin | Oct 31, 2022 | About The New Challenge, Hope
My brilliant oncologist was determined to buy me some more time with the children and fought hard to get me onto a European drug trial. She succeeded, but prior to treatment starting she had to be sure that I understood its implications. It was hoped that this new...
