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50 miles for the Listening Lodges

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I picked up a t-shirt from Kings College Hospital that I'll be wearing on my 50 mile sponsored bike ride in a month time.

Many of you on here who attend Kings may be aware of the Listen Lodges, they are an invaluable resource to both patients and families of patients who need to stay at the hospital for treatment or assessment.

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LAJ123 profile image
LAJ123

Brilliant.

Where will you be riding from / to ? Would like to wave you on if its anywhere on the south coast.

Jim

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RodeoJoe in reply to LAJ123

Hi Jim, it's the 50 mile course on this page dorset-bike-ride.co.uk/rout...

It starts and finishes in Bovington, goes to Corfe Castle, then almost to Blandford. The distance isn't my concern, it's some of those hills. I'll need all the encouragement I can get.

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LAJ123 in reply to RodeoJoe

Corfe is a lovely place and not too far from Bognor Regis.

For every uphill there is also the downhill - that thought should keep you going.

Jim

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RodeoJoe in reply to LAJ123

Do you mean Bere Regis?

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Kate50

I'm sure you will be fabulous wish I lived nearer so that I could come and cheer you on , I will be there in spirit willing you on good luck 😃🤗

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RodeoJoe in reply to Kate50

Thanks mops :)

Wow! This is a long ride (in my eyes). I really hope it goes well and that the weather is good for you. Good luck and have a great ride. We'll be cheering you on from here :)

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Thanks. Like I said, I'm going to need all the encouragement I can get ☺️.

I did do a 50 mile ride about 10 or so years ago before transplant, it was hard but I was on a mountain bike, my roadie will make it a big easier. I've also done a bit of training for this one.

Well all I can say is that the liver transplant must have done you the world of good and it gives much hope to those currently awaiting one (thankfully I'm not in this category). That you can achieve something like this after a transplant must be inspiring to those people reading this board :)

Hi

I think it's fantastic what you are doing, 50 miles is some distance!! Very well done. Love the shirt. ☺️

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Thanks Lynne. It won't be easy but it's a challenge and the training is keeping me fit. So it's a win win because I also raise some money for a great cause.

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That's very true!

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H1ghtower

Good luck, fella!

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RodeoJoe in reply to H1ghtower

Cheers! Haven't heard from you in a while. Hope you're doing OK?

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