12 Hour Boxing Boxercise Challenge

Punching Through Crohn's Disease.........

As some of you may or may not know. 3 years ago, I was rushed to Hospital after I suddenly collapsed out of nowhere . Once there, I underwent major surgery after a fist sized abscess had grown and created a life changing situation around my bowels and organs.

During the 8 and half surgery, I had to have a substantial amount of small and large bowel removed and a resection carried out. I was super poorly and didn't know at the time, what was going on. The pathologist looked at the mass and diagnosed me with Crohn's Disease. As a result I have had to not only rebuild myself physically and mentally but I have also had to adjust my whole lifestyle ❤ It has taken a lot for me to get back to where I am today but I couldn't of done it without the support of those around me.

Fast forward 3 years to today's date. I'm still here, I'm still fighting and battling. Crohn's Life is certainly different and the simple things that I once could do are now sometimes challenging and hard work! but, I have always remained positive and I am constantly pushing myself.

Earlier this year, I fulfilled a dream of climbing Snowdon whilst raising £1810.00 for #crohnsandcolitisuk @crohnsandcolitisuk. Which, I am forever thankful to the people who supported me.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Now!!! My next challenge February the 5th 2022 (12 weeks time) I am going to try and complete a 12 hour #boxing #boxercise gym session! Yes 12 hours ✋ So, with the help and support of others, I am aiming to do this.

12 hours is along time and I am going to have to really push myself and train harder than ever.

I'm hoping that people will assist, support and help me complete this.

Any donations will be gratefully received and I will be forever grateful for.

More information about Crohn's & Colitis UK: Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis are the two main forms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, affecting more than 300,000 people in the UK. Yet it is largely a hidden disease, and one that causes stigma, fear and isolation, its thought that many people with the condition go undiagnosed and suffer in silence.