Nicola Cole
Swansea Head and Neck team Men'sHealth Survival of the fittest page
Fundraising for South West Wales Cancer Fund
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10 members of the Swansea Head and Neck team have signed up for the Men'sHealth Survival of the Fittest challenge in September to raise money for Golau the official charity of the South West Wales cancer centre, Singleton Hospital.
The challenge involves a 10k run with obstacles include scaling a 10ft wall and 'running' through the river Taff in Cardiff.
The intrepid team includes :
Elizabeth Birch (Palliative Care Consultant)
Eurig Roberts (husband of Macmillan SLT Bethan)
James Owens (Restorative Dentistry Consultant)
Laysan Pope (ENT Consultant)
Lisa Love-Gould (Macmillan Clinical Lead SLT)
Martin Rolles (Consultant Oncologist)
Nicola Cole (Macmillan SLT)
Ria Lewis (Macmillan Lymphodema Physio)
Russell Banner (Consultant Oncologist)
Sali Curtis ( Macmillan SLT)
Please support in this challenge to raise money for such a worthwhile charity.
We will post more photos as the fundraising total increases.
Thank you for your support.
Wish us luck! We need it!
Xxxxx
The challenge involves a 10k run with obstacles include scaling a 10ft wall and 'running' through the river Taff in Cardiff.
The intrepid team includes :
Elizabeth Birch (Palliative Care Consultant)
Eurig Roberts (husband of Macmillan SLT Bethan)
James Owens (Restorative Dentistry Consultant)
Laysan Pope (ENT Consultant)
Lisa Love-Gould (Macmillan Clinical Lead SLT)
Martin Rolles (Consultant Oncologist)
Nicola Cole (Macmillan SLT)
Ria Lewis (Macmillan Lymphodema Physio)
Russell Banner (Consultant Oncologist)
Sali Curtis ( Macmillan SLT)
Please support in this challenge to raise money for such a worthwhile charity.
We will post more photos as the fundraising total increases.
Thank you for your support.
Wish us luck! We need it!
Xxxxx
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