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About tracywilmot

Movies

comedy, romance
anything watchable

Music

Rock
love Queen, Meatloaf, Bon Jovi, Phil Collins, Genesis, Coldplay, Take that

Interests

Fundraising, cake decorating and baking, fundraising, family and friends, fundraising, reading oh and fundraising

My Work

I work for Emerald Mobility. An independant Wheelchair and Seating Company. My role is Funding Facilitator. Please contact me for any advice on wheelchairs, seating or funding or to arrange an assessment. My email is emeraldmobility@yahoo.co.uk

About Me

I am a warm fun loving person. I love my family. I have a son Kieran aged 11 Step son Matthew aged 14who has DMD, a stepdaughter Jemma aged 17. I enjoy a variety of things and very passionate about fundraising and Campaigning for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I believe that together we can make a difference and together we will beat Duchenne.

Previous Events [7]

• Cake Sale at Marlins Fair Clevedon, North Somerset - 18 September 2010

  Cake Stall at the Marlins Fair, Clevedon, North Somerset on th 18 and 19th September. Lots of y...

• collecting at Sedgemoor Services - 04 September 2010

  Collecting at the Sedgemoor Services all weekend

• Fete Bank Holiday Monday, Weston Super Mare - 30 August 2010

  holding a stall at the Lions Club Fete at Weston Super Mare. Selling lots of yummy cakes

• collecting at Sedgemoor Services - 07 August 2010

  Collecting at Sedgemoor Services all weekend

• collecting at Sedgemoor Services - 03 July 2010

  Collecting at Sedgemoor Services all weekend

• Walking the Severn Bridge - 19 June 2010

  Walking the Severn bridge. 2 Countries united in a fight against DMD. Hope to see you all there.

• collecting at Sedgemoor Services - 06 June 2010

  collecting at sedge moor services on M5 North bound all weekend

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• Hospital op cancelled again
  10:46PM, 13 August 2009 | 1 comments

  Matthew operation to remove tonsils and adenoids cancelled again for the second time.