Estate agent fundraising for Motor Neurone Disease

Paul Halliday, the owner of George Edwards estate agency, is gearing up for an extraordinary journey. He will soon embark on an awe-inspiring trek to the Everest Base Camp, not only as a personal challenge but as a mission to make a significant difference in the fight against Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

The motivation behind this incredible journey is deeply personal. Just after starting a relationship, Paul’s partner’s father, Mark Martin, received the devastating diagnosis of Motor Neurone Disease. Witnessing Mark’s courageous battle was nothing short of heart-wrenching. Despite the gradual loss of his voice and mobility, Mark’s indomitable spirit shone through, often expressed through his iconic thumbs-up gesture.

Paul and his father have chosen Everest Base Camp as their battleground in honour of Mark and countless others affected by MND. The challenge of the trek reflects the immense struggle that MND patients face daily. It’s not just a walk in the park; it’s a gruelling 14-day journey through harsh terrain and punishing altitudes, reaching up to 17,598ft (5,364 meters). The physical and mental demands mirror the relentless battle against MND.

Throughout their journey, Paul and his father will share pictures and videos, through their Just Giving page, allowing supporters to witness the breathtaking landscapes, the challenges they face, and the determination in their eyes.

But this journey is not just about Paul and his partner. It’s about raising funds to support the My Name’5 Doddie charity and their fight against MND. Their goal is to raise a minimum of £1,000, and they are ready to raise the bar if they reach it. Every pound donated will bring them one step closer to finding a cure for this devastating disease.

Join Paul and his father in this extraordinary journey towards Everest Base Camp. Your support, donations, and belief in their mission will be their driving force. Together, we can honour the memory of Mark Martin and countless others, striving for a world where no one has to face the pain of MND.

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