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darren murray

Walk For A Cure - Edinburgh

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I'm taking part in Walk For A Cure

I'm taking part in Walk For A Cure because I want to help end the devastation of dementia.

Alzheimer's Research UK is the UK's leading dementia research charity, dedicated to finding a cure.

Research is our only chance of stopping dementia in its tracks and offering hope to the many families affected. 

Your donation will fuel cutting-edge research that could uncover new life-changing treatments, bringing us closer to a cure. 

Thank you for your support. 

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Team Murray

Tuesday 14th Jul
Raising money in hope to find a cure for this heartbreaking illness one very close to me and family’s heart . For anyone who knows my dad the legend John Murray he was diagnosed in 2019 we’re talking just over a year ago he was put in a secure ward for alzheimer’s patients as his health wasn’t keeping best to him escaping the very same night he was admitted me and  my sister driving about looking for him finding him a mile from the hospital lol , to bringing him home to him climbing out windows running away from me and gary us chasing him about saughton mains he’s  trying to go to hearts club for a pint . On a serious note he is now in a care home (Trinity house ) where he is being well cared for and looked after and gives us as a family comfort . any donations would be greatly appreciated