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Awareness Walk from Billingham to Wolviston
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- Published on Friday, 03 August 2007 14:18
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As anyone with FM will know, this is no mean feat and we wish to thank Carla and wish her all the best and hope she doesn’t suffer too much afterwards.
The walk will take place on Friday 24th August, at 11 0'clock, so if you see someone in an FMA UK T-shirt, do wave and say hello and give Carla some support.
Please take a moment to sponsor Carla as it is really easy. You can donate online by credit or debit card at the following address:
http://www.justgiving.com/fibrogirl 
You can do so by clicking on the ‘Donation’ button on the Left hand side of the page and select Carla's fundraising page. All donations are secure and sent electronically to Fibromyalgia Association UK. If you are a UK taxpayer, JustGiving will automatically reclaim 28% Gift Aid on your behalf, so your donation is worth even more. Please join Carla in supporting Fibromyalgia Association UK.
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