Clare Owens

Clare's page

Fundraising for MS Ireland

€585
raised of €500 target
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Event: VHI Women's Mini Marathon 2019, on 2 June 2019
Mini Marathon 2019
Campaign by MS Ireland (RCN 20007867)
Join Team MS Ireland for the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon and help us raise essential funds for our support services across Ireland. Together we can make a difference!

Story

Wow so this is my first post about MS since my own diagnosis in December 2018.

After a turbulent 11 months of pains, aches and confusion I am now living my new life of painkillers, injections and a fuzzy mind! 😋

I am still learning so much about this illness but what I've learned is how it is invisible to so many people and no two people's symptoms are the same. I may look fine but if you look closely at times I may look confused or tired or disorientated! I'm hoping these symptoms get less severe as I get used to the treatment. 🤞  

The mini marathon in June is giving me a goal to achieve. It would be so easy for me to just sit here and wallow in self pity because of this disease I have for the rest of my life but what's the fun in that... 

With 2 very active kids I need to find my mojo and get it back!!  

Please donate to a worthy cause x

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About the campaign

Join Team MS Ireland for the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon and help us raise essential funds for our support services across Ireland. Together we can make a difference!

About the charity

Multiple Sclerosis Ireland is the only national organisation providing information, support and advocacy services to the MS community. We work with people with MS, their families and carers, health professionals, students and others who are interested in or concerned about MS.

Donation summary

Total raised
€584.37
Online donations
€584.37
Offline donations
€0.00

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