Zoe Etherington

Let's see if Zoe can run her first ever half marathon!

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I have joined #TeamStroke for the Royal Parks Half Marathon 2025.

As some of you may know, in 2024 both Luke's mum and Grandad had a stroke. Due to receiving quick medical intervention, Lorraine survived and is now making good recovery. Sadly it was not the same for Geoff.

I am completing Royal Parks Half Marathon in memory of Geoff and to also raise money for the charity that has greatly helped Lorraine in her recovery. Lorraine has been a huge inspiration to me throughout everything that she has been through. Supporting the Stroke Association means funding vital research, raising awareness, and helping others navigate the challenges of stroke recovery.

As you all know I am not a "sporty" person and only began my running journey in Summer 2024 so this is going to be a big challenge!

Any amount that you can spare for a donation would be really appreciated, no matter how big or small. Every penny goes towards helping families just like ours who access support following a stroke. It really does make a big difference.

Thank you for your support and donation!

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