Kelvin's Fight for the Woking Hospice

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As some of you will know my Dad passed away from Colon Cancer on the 19th February 2013.
Prior to his death he had spent a number of weeks in the Woking Hospice. The care that he received was second to none. In his own words 'this is better than private'.
His wish was to die at home and with the help and support of the Hospice and a number of other charities linked with the Hospice we were able to achieve this.
When visiting my Dad in the Hospice I said that I would do fund raising activities to raise some money for them as a way of thanking them for all the support they offered to my Dad and us as a family.
Following my Dad's death the Hospice provided bereavement counselling to my family which was invaluable in helping us come to terms with his death. This service is provided by volunteers who give up their time for free to help patients and family members.
I started Thai boxing with my Daughter in May 2018. I fell in love with the sport, have been reunited with some old school friends and have met some brilliant people. I decided at Christmas that I would like to fight at a show and raise some money for the Woking Hospice. Woking Thai boxing have fully supported me in this decision both mentally and physically. This is not a charity fight but I see this as a great opportunity of raising some money
All the work with the Hospice is all funded from fundraising activities such as this .
Please give a little so the Hospice are able to give a lot to the patients and families within their care.
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