31 Days, 4 weekends, 1 big Dry July challenge

[rookie]

I hope you're sitting comfortably because I have some shocking news. I'm about to embark on a feat of endurance that makes a triathlon look like a primary school egg-and-spoon race.

I'm participating in Dry July - the charity that helps adults living with cancer - and have sworn off drinking alcohol for the whole month. That's 31 days where I'll actually be accountable for my actions. Yikes! :-\

In appreciation of my radical transformation, any generous support you may be able to offer will go a long way to ensuring I don't fall off the wagon, as well as helping the many adults that live with this terrible disease.

My profile page link should you wish to make a donation and leave a message of support is: ;D

http://au.dryjuly.com/profile/jamiepearson

I hope you believe in the concept as much as I do and can help support me whilst I go Dry this July!!

Thanks in advance for your kind sponsorship,

Jamie

 

[Quaralane]

More power to you, Jamie.
Just remember that you can do anything you put your mind to

 

[CTspeedshop]

One day at a time Mate. You can do it. ;D

 

[rookie]

Q, thanks for the words of encouragement. I don't mind sacrificing the odd beer or glass of wine for such a good cause.

CT, thanks mate & thank you for donating, really appreciate it !! Only 3 weeks to go ( nearly ) .... ;D

 

[arohk]

Great cause mate lost my mother in law to it. Will help in any way I can.

 

[rookie]

Arohk, thanks for the words of encouragement, like yourself most of us have been touched in some way by the big C.

If you want to make a donation please click on the link above ;D

Cheers.

 

[bdr65]

The reward is better than the journey

 

[CTspeedshop]

You still hanging in there Rookie?

 

[rookie]

Hey CT,

Thanks for checking in man. Yep still hanging in there, officially at the half way mark now!

So far there mas been more than 2 million raised nationally , a fantastic result that I'm glad to be part of .

Cheers ;D

 

[Quaralane]

Glad to hear it, on both counts, rookie

My own mother's been cancer free for almost 40 years now.
It's definitely a worthy cause