In the new year of 2013, the phenomenal fundraising force of Greg McKeague, started putting together a team to take part in the 2013 'Just Walk' challenge. This was the second year Greg had led a Reverse Rett team, covering 60kms of the South
In May 2014 a group of lovely staff from Hannah's old nursery, got together and decided to organise a quiz night event to raise funds for Reverse Rett. They organised the whole thing themselves, finding the venue, compiling the questions, writing to innumerable companies for
A good friend of mine, whom I first met through a toddler group when Hannah and her son were only 9 months old, nominated Reverse Rett as charity of the year for her school's fundraising events. Fortunately, both her school and the linked primary
Spending a day packing strangers' bags in an overcrowded supermarket four weeks before Christmas didn't sound particularly appealing when it was first suggested to me in 2014 by our lovely local Asda charity manager. However, it did sound like it might raise some money and
Following Vincent's Just Walk 60k challenge in 2013, it was my turn to take on a physical challenge of some kind in 2014. The 'little and often' approach sounded mildly less daunting than the 'half kill yourself in one weekend' approach, so I signed up
In early 2012, some friends of ours got talking to a local resident and Harley Street hypotherapist called John Mill, who was looking for a cause to support through his work. They told him about Hannah and suggested he give me a call. He