Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

Who would have believed it, not me that's for sure but here I am 10 years after being told that I may be dead in 2 back in 2014 from advanced, incurable and therefore terminal prostate cancer. Now in my 60th year I aim to see if I can keep going just a little bit longer to spread awareness of prostate cancer, raise a few quid for this important charity and maybe inspire you to be a bit more brave no matter what and chase those dreams like me.

First off I have just been back to the Arctic! Having vowed never again after my last disaster I took on the "Ice Ultra". Why on earth would I go and take on this 230k beast at -40C ? Well it was the only race I could find where my 60th birthday was during the event. Most people have a party but I could think of nothing better than taking on a mega challenge with a huge amount of jeopardy as to whether I finish to spend another day I never thought I would have.

https://www.beyondtheultimate.co.uk/race/ice-ultra/

somehow I finished ! Not everyone who started did 😢

Next, have the matter of running two marathons that I last ran together during weeks 13 and 15 of chemotherapy 10 years ago, yes a return to the Brighton and London Marathons within a short space of time. The challenge here is will I be faster now, 10 years older and 10 years of cancer drugs (that's over 10,000 pills btw!) than I was when younger but on grim chemo?

If my blood scores allow I will then be off to Spain in July for a super hot 240k and again in October for a mountainous 200k. As I see it if I ever give up just because it’s a bit hard then I am asking for a life no longer to be fulfilled .

I have lost count of the men who I got to know in my decade of cancer who are no longer with us because of prostate cancer. A man dies every 45 minutes in the UK alone of this rubbish indiscriminate disease so its now my life's mission to make a difference for future generations and if you support me then you have become a part of this campaign too, thank you.