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Piers is riding the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100

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The race will take place on Sunday 4 August and starts at 05:45 in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It then follows a 100-mile route on closed roads through the capital and into the Surrey countryside,  finishing on the mall in central London.
Please give him your support - click here to make a donation. 

Thanks to James who raised £1900

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Live anywhere near Pinner?

Come to a concert on 15th June - more here.

 Sunday 9th June - TM Awareness Day event

Please join us at Surrey Hills Rehab to enjoy a TM Awareness event that promises to be a great afternoon. 
As well as the opportunity to meet up with others and share experiences and support, Barbara Babcock, will be speaking on 'Living Well with TM'. Kim Wilson will also be available for advice on neuro-physiotherapy.
Tea and homemade cake too!
Full details are available here. 

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Transverse Myelitis is a rare neurological condition involving inflammation of the spinal cord. The rarity of the disorder, together with the variable presentation of symptoms, complicates the diagnosis for GPs and Casualty staff.
Read more on the Health Professionals page.

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Transverse Myelitis Society