Huge thanks to Jim Fawcett of Fermanagh Neuromuscular Therapy Clinic for attending to Stevey McGeown on Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Much appreciated Jim.
Stevey at the start line of day 12 ultra-marathon, Castlederg then on to Mountjoy, Omagh, Gortaclare, Clogher and finishing in County Monaghan.
Live tracking: http://bit.ly/1TXWS3j
#SteveysEpicAdventure supporting Keith Duffy Foundation Fighting Blindness Buddy Bench Ireland & Paddy Wallace Fund for Autism.
Thanks so much to everyone a Drummond Hotel Ballykelly, Derry for taking care of Stevey McGeown & the team on Day 8 of Steveys Epic Adventure.
Thanks to The Salad Bowl in Portrush for giving free fruit to Stevey and the team yesterday.
The Born 2 Run jeep had a puncture today, day 8. Paul called in to the garage to have it fixed and Modern Tyre Service, Ballymoney, fixed it for free.
Thank you, gents.
A massive thanks to the Order of Malta First Aid voluntary crews lead by Michael, Kieran and Simon who kept an eye on Stevey and the other runners on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at the organised events.
Jen shares information and some of her personal experience with autism in this short video.
Jennefer Cullinan is from Digital Reflection and has been working with Stevey McGeown for several months on his epic adventure.
Steveys Epic Adventure is supporting 2 autism related organisations Keith Duffy Foundation & Paddy Wallace Fund for Autism along with Fighting Blindness & Buddy Bench Ireland
