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We have raised £1 million so far
Thanks to our generous supporters, this is a great start, but much more is needed to continue vital research and help to make a viable treatment. With your help, we can reach our target.
Please do read this article from the BBC - all publicity is really helpful in our objective to raise awareness of CJD and our desire to find a cure.
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Sporadic CJD: 'By the time it was confirmed it was too late'
www.bbc.co.uk
Michelle, from Bournemouth, died two months after she was diagnosed with the fatal brain disease.1 CommentComment on Facebook
All sounds horribly familiar. Really Well done for getting it on the BBC news. Sending love to all those affected by this cruel disease
Well done to Serena and her friends (Bob, Fraser, Charlie, Rowan, Stasia and Morganna) who completed the half marathon and are now extremely close to their target of £3,000 raised for the campaign!
From the photos is looked like everyone was having so much fun!
Thank you again - it really is appreciated and really will make a difference.
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Well done 👍🏼👏🏼
Today is International CJD Awareness Day.
We remember all of our loved ones who have passed from this cruel disease.
We celebrate and cherish their memory.
We remember the good times and how they enhanced our lives.
We will continue to raise the awareness of CJD and do all we can to help find a cure.
We will never, ever forget.
#internationalcjdawarenessday
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We recently sent out our first newsletter - hopefully you liked it!
You would have been sent it if you are signed up to receive communications from the CureCJD campaign.
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A huge "thank you" to Rae who ran the Cheltenham 5k park run last weekend and raised £555 for our campaign .
This is in honour of her dear friend Hilary Millington who died in April 2023 from Sporadic CJD. (The badge in the picture was one of her many sayings!)
She is determined to help us find a cure through her fundraising efforts in memory of Hilary.
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In fact I raised £1132 .50 including gift aid
Claire Harris
Battle LITE Cheltenham Just to let you know that The Cure CJD Campaign is aware of the fundraising
A huge "shout out" to Fraser, Charlie, Rowan, Stasia, Morganna and Serena Hill who are taking part in the Venice half and full Marathon at the end of October
Running and raising funds in memory of Andy Hill, a wonderful father who sadly passed from 3 years ago from CJD. He had a huge enthusiasm for the outdoors keeping active through walking, cycling and travelling and living life to its fullest.
The team are determined to make Andy proud through their wonderful efforts and continue to raise the awareness of the CureCJD campaign and help to one-day, fund a cure.
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As part of their 'Week of Walking’ 400-mile fundraising last Friday saw the team at Goodrich alongside their family, four-legged friends, clients, consultants, and contractors take on a 10-mile walk across the South Northamptonshire countryside to raise awareness of The Cure CJD Campaign.
Starting from Sulgrave Manor, they set off across the beautiful countryside towards Moreton Pinkney, and onto Eydon Village Hall where we enjoyed a much needed light lunch together before setting off back to Sulgrave.
Thankfully, the weather was on-side, and had a fantastic turnout for the day!
Leckie Waterhouse, Associate at Goodrich,was diagnosed with inherited prion disease (GSS) His genetic mutation, E146G, has never been seen before and is being reported worldwide with a rarity value that cannot be measured in the recognised statistics for the disease.
🎥 You can find out more about Leckie and his story here – www.goodrichllp.com/cure-cjd-campaign/
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In September 2024, The Cure CJD Campaign reached £1,000,000 in donations since conception in 2016.
This is a significant achievement and testament to everyone who has sadly been touched by this dreadful disease.
The campaign fund researchers at the Medical Research Council (MRC) Prion Unit at University College London (UCL), contribute to the delivery of the first experimental treatment programme of PRN100 and significantly raise the profile of CJD and The Cure CJD Campaign
I would like to thank every single person who has contributed - it is really appreciated.
We will continue to support the Prion Unit in their world leading work and raise as much as possible to help fund the next stage of the clinical trial.
Nicola Carnie - Chair, The Cure CJD Campaign. ... See MoreSee Less
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My mum passed in 2016 I did Ride London for CURE CJD campaign that year. Now my daughter is about to do the Lisbon half marathon in her honour and to raise money for this charity. Go Darcie Henderson… I’ll add photos after she has completed it x
Keep researching this horrible disease .. you are doing a wonderful job giving hope to everyone
Thanks for letting us know .
Massive thank you to Leah Harwood who is running The Great South Run on the 20th of October 2024 in memory of her partner's father, John, who tragically passed away from Sporadic CJD in 2019.
She witnessed at first hand CJD's swift and heart-breaking impact which has driven her to raise awareness and funds to support our research, improve diagnostics, and provide better care for those affected.
By participating in The Great South Run she hopes to honour John's memory and contribute to the fight to find a cure. Every step she takes is for John and for a future where no one has to endure the pain of CJD.
Everyone who volunteers for the CureCJD campaign salutes and wishes you all the best for run – please do let us all know how you get on!
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