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As I mentioned a little while ago, my son, seen above on the left, is taking on a huge challenge. Only last year he started a new sport of Brazilian jujitsu, and now he wants to raise money for Cancer Research UK by entering a charity mixed martial arts event. I so admire him, he’s so brave to go in for this. I would be most grateful to anyone who can sponsor him for however little, just to make raise his contribution to Cancer Research UK.
Here is how you can help:
Thank you, thank you so much
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Your son is a good sport and you must be mighty proud of him. Hope he doesn’t get hurt win or lose. Good luck to him from me.
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Thanks David! He did so well but the fight was topped because of an illegal kick by his opponent (it’s amateur and for charity so no-one wants to get really hurt) And he got a head wound which bled like mad but was superficial. It was declared a draw so honour satisfied!
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hope he raises lots and his head is not too sore
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Thanks! It was only a scalp wound and he went along to A&E and they said it’s healing already!
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The name Sparshott got me scratching my head for a while!
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Haha! Husband’s name – but he has Elsden in there too!
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