Zoe Palframan

I'm taking part in the Brighton Marathon as part of #TeamStroke

Myself and my brother Sam are running Brighton Marathon 2024 on 7th April in aid of Stroke Association

As many people close to our family know, I had a childhood stroke causing left sided Cerebral Palsy and this subsequently caused many physical challenges in my life.

Sport has always played a big part in my life, and I am training to become a PE teacher, despite the continuous challenges of having CP.

I have always wanted to run a marathon. Both Sam and I have always been keen runners, and we feel that raising money for this amazingly personal charity seemed very fitting for our first marathon.

On the whole I have been very lucky in how she has been able to live her life. However, one stroke happens every 5 minutes in the UK and clearly more money is needed to ensure that people affected by strokes have access to the best rehabilitation and support that they deserve.

Please donate if you are able to, just £1 goes a long way. Please also share this page and follow along with our training updates!

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