One Million Meter Row for Parkinson's

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One Million Meter Row for Parkinson's

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Hi my name is Lester Murphy I'm a 65-year-old British military Gulf war veteran and I have parkinson's.

When you get diagnosed with Parkinson's life does instantly change however there are ways to deal with the diagnosis and delay the symptoms. I know everyone's P.D. journey is different and mine is one of inspiration and determination to keep my illness at bay as long as I am able with out any form of medication, And to inspire and encourage others like me to live life to the full whilst you are able.

I believe that indoor rowing has not only changed my physical being but also my mental being as well .

That's why I am determined to row One Million meters on a Concept2 indoor rowing machine from the 1st May 2026 until the 30th April 2027.

That the equivalent of rowing from London to Berlin or 24 full marathon runs.

For this difficult challenge I

have decided to donate half the funds raised to parkinson's UK and the other half to my local parkinson's branch which is the Cirencester and Stroud branch.

Will you help me on my personal journey to complete this mammoth task by sponsoring me god bless you all Lester The Legend Rowing with Parkinson's

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