Hannah Wheelee

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I'm taking part in the Great North Run 2025 as part of #TeamStroke

I’m running the Great North Run this year for my dad, who suffered a stroke unexpectedly last year. It came out of nowhere and shook our whole family. Thanks to the amazing work of the NHS, who saved his life, we were able to start rebuilding his life and slowly got back the Dad and Grandad we know and love. We know how incredibly lucky we are, but we also understand that many others aren’t as fortunate. That’s why I’m raising money for the Stroke Association, a charity that supports survivors and families who are facing the challenges of stroke recovery. Your support means so much to us, and it will help others get the care and assistance they need during what can be a life-changing time.

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