Luke Morrissey

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I'm taking part in the Great North Run 2026 as part of #TeamStroke

I’m running the Great North Run 2026 for the Stroke Association.

I actually planned to take part in 2025, but a bad foot injury set me back (not a purposeful injury I swear…) Now I’m determined to come back stronger in 2026, and I’m running for two very personal reasons: my grandma and my grandad.

My grandma suffered a series of strokes over a short period of time, and my grandad was also unfortunate enough to have a stroke last year. Both experiences have shown me just how much life can change after a stroke, for them, and for everyone who loves them.

I want to raise money so that the Stroke Association can continue their vital work: funding research, supporting recovery, and helping families like mine who are learning to live with the impact of strokes.

Every donation, big or small, will push me forward on my training days and across that finish line. More importantly, it will help the Stroke Association be there for others going through what my family has faced.

Thank you so much for your support, it means the world💜

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