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We provide Hospice care & support to patients and their loved ones living in Kent and East Sussex. Learn more about how we can help you.
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Once Charlotte had secured one of Hospice in the Weald’s limited places, her dream of running the prestigious London Marathon this April became reality. And with that came a meaningful responsibility: to raise vital funds for the place where her granny spent her precious last days.
“Granny wasn’t at the Hospice for long,” said Charlotte, who remembered what the Hospice’s ward in Pembury gave her granny. “It provided a lot of privacy and dignity for her, and everyone is treated with the dignity they deserve.”
As a long-term supporter of the Hospice – through fundraising events, fayres, and use of the popular charity shops – Charlotte knew that running on behalf of the Hospice would mean a whole lot more to her. “Running for a charity rather than just yourself, gives a whole other dimension to the running journey,” she said.
Training for such a challenge is something Charlotte’s been relishing. Because it’s a new experience, she’s sought out help by joining a local running club, and there is one piece of advice she’s been thinking of… “I think my granny would have said ‘eat as many biscuits and ice cream as you can, because you deserve it!’”
Are you interested in following in Charlotte’s footsteps by taking on a challenge event this year? “Have a go, get in touch and try a new challenge,” she said. “I think you don’t know how it can work out until you try it and, if you persevere, you’ll be absolutely fine!”