I'm fundraising for Bowel Cancer UK

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I'm fundraising for Bowel Cancer UK

For the third year, Siya and I are taking part in Active April for Bowel Cancer UK. This is in loving memory of my darling husband and Siya's super Daddy, Krunal, who we lost to this awful disease in December 2021.

Krunal spread so much joy and happiness throughout his life and his strength, determination, courage and love will always be our biggest inspiration as we try to navigate our life without him.

Each day throughout April, Siya and I will do an activity to keep fit.

The money we raise will help to provide support and information to patients and their families, fund and support research into bowel cancer and support campaigns for early diagnosis and best treatment and care for all.

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