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Code 1 Stair Masters
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This year, I've taken up the challenge to do #FiriesClimbforMND alongside Blake (also from 423 Portland), Rose and Jodie from 216 Bathurst, Cooper from 495 Wentworth Falls, and Curtis from 364 Lithgow West. All of us work within our local communities and have close family and friends that have been affected by MND.
This challenge is hard, but not as hard as MND which is a progressive, terminal neurological disease. It affects the nerve cells (neurones) controlling the muscles that enable us to move, speak, breathe and swallow, causing them to degenerate and die.
We will be completing the climb this year in our structural firefighting gear and breathing apparatus.
Every day in Australia, two people are diagnosed with MND and two people die from the disease. Around 2,752 Australians are thought to be living with MND at any one time. These are family members, friends, and members within out communities that battle with this disease.
This year, we are taking up the challenge of the Furber Stairs in the Blue Mountains to continue this legacy, and support the incredible work done at the MND Research Centre at Macquarie University.
We can’t do this without your help! Every donation or share of our team page is a step towards a world without MND.
Macquarie University Motor Neuron Disease Research Centre
Your donation will go towards MND Research at Macquarie University. Macquarie University houses Australia’s largest MND research facility, as well as the MND Clinic which treats 10% of MND patients in Australia. All researchers work together in the one facility, on the one topic, with one aim: To stop MND.
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