Later this year, myself and @IanWilsonHardie will set out on a 17 day trek on the world's highest mountain range (To Mount Everest Base Camp).
We are doing this to raise money for the "Peter Brunt Clinic" at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. As some of my friends will know, my best friend, Chris Spencer, was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at just the young age of 20. In October last year, he was admitted to hospital for nearly an entire month and had to undergo urgent, major abdominal surgery before getting out.
Just trying to spread the word about the Just giving page! Any donations would mean the world!
Later this year, myself and Ian Hardie will set out on a 17 day trek on the world's highest mountain range (To Mount Everest Base Camp).
We are doing this to raise money for the "Peter Brunt Clinic" at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. As some of my friends will know, my best friend, Chris Spencer, was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at just the young age of 20. In October last year, he was admitted to hospital for nearly an entire month and had to undergo urgent, major abdominal surgery before getting out.
Ulcerative Colitis and Crohns Disease (both have similarities) are horrible and life-changing illnesses that take many years to come to terms with. There is currently no cure for neither of these conditions, and the Peter Brunt Clinic do a tough job in looking after anyone in the Grampian area that suffers from the illness. By raising as much money as possible, we are showing our support to Chris Spencer, the amazing staff at the clinic and other patients suffering from this awful illness. The past two years have been very difficult for Chris, but the staff at the Peter Brunt Clinic have been amazing with him, so we really hope by doing this we can show how much we respect their hard work.
This is no walk in the park for either of us, 17 days of trekking to MOUNT EVEREST base camp and back. We have both started training already and this will continue until the day we leave for Kathmandu.
A lot of people donating will know Chris personally, but if you don't know him, he has been Stuart’s best mate for over 7 years now, and a good friend of Ian’s in recent years. He's one of the nicest and most caring guys out there, and is always there to help his friends when they have needed it the most.
So, enough rambling. ANY amount of money would mean the world to us, Chris, and everyone else supporting this cause. This is our way of saying thank you to Chris for being a great friend, and to the staff for helping him get through such a horrendous month.
