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Hi Everyone,

I've registered myself in the "Step Up for MS" fundraising stair climb (1,103 steps up Central Park) and would like to raise as much money as possible before the event (10th June - This Sunday).

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most common disease of the central nervous system for young adults, affecting 16,000 ordinary Australians and has no known cause or cure.

All donations raised through this event will remain in WA to assist local people facing their personal MS challenges.

Please let me know if you would like to make a donation, which can be done online or personally to me.

Let everyone know about this and together we can raise as much funds as we can. Every dollar will make a difference...!! More info can be found on http://www.msaustralia.org.au/mswa/step-up/docs/index.html

Sorry for the late notice, but I have to also prepare for some last minute training...!!!

Thanks alot guys and hope to hear from you all......... :)

Cheers,

Ruckshan.

Mob: 0419 954 935

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Havent had much training, just doing it coz its for a good cause...I'm sure I want be able to walk the next day though..!

Raised around $500 so far, anyone from this forum that wants to donate can go directly to this link below, find my name and click on the donate button.

http://register.stepupforms.org.au/index.h...p;SearchFor=All

Cheers,

Ruckshan

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