Thank you for your support.
Abigail Rhodes
Emma Smith
Hilary & John Rowles
A great cause, well done Jamie. We have many lovely fond memories of … Read More
A great cause, well done Jamie. We have many lovely fond memories of Gethin as a little boy in Singapore growing up with our children. It is so sad he is no longer here.
Helen Creed
Well done Jamie, great cause
Michael @ Carol Long
Well done Jamie makes me exhausted just thinking … Read More
Well done Jamie makes me exhausted just thinking about it
Suzanne Good
Well done Jamie, great cause, hope the legs hold up … Read More
Well done Jamie, great cause, hope the legs hold up tonight. Love Robert & Suzanne.p
Peter Jenkins
By the time you read this you will have completed the run and set a personal … Read More
By the time you read this you will have completed the run and set a personal best! So very well done on both this achievement and raising so much money for such a worthy cause. Peter and Christine
Steven Blackman
You are the man Jamie. Great idea keep going
Lucy Higgins
Well done Jamie - great cause!
Eirian Bradley-Roberts
Will Jones
Good luck Kipchoge! x
Elliot Street
Here we go Spud! Good luck. Geth will be there to help you push … Read More
Here we go Spud! Good luck. Geth will be there to help you push through the wall if you need it. Sorry can’t be there to cheer you on.
Caryl Isaac
Geth annwyl ❤️Thank you Jamie x
Julie Fergus
Good luck Jamie. A very worthy cause x
Lowri Phillips
Best wishes to you, such an important subject
Andrew Carr
Jamie Williams
We are all likely to know someone who has gone through periods of low mental health or have experienced them ourselves. And although public awareness and understanding about the importance of good mental health and when we should seek support are increasing, there still exists great levels of stigma about discussing the challenges we all can face, and prevailing attitudes in society about our mental health, especially in comparison to our physical health, can lead to people not always getting the support and help they need.
This is why the work of charities such as Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan is so important, and I have seen first-hand the work they have done in supporting and advocating for those who experience mental health problems – providing services to those indeed and combatting the stigma around talking about our mental health. This is why I am running the Yorkshire marathon on October 16th to try and raise some much needed funds for them – to assist the work they do in the area I was raised and the communities I grew up in. I am also running this marathon in memory of Gethin Roberts, a friend who sadly died in 2020 as a result of his mental illness. I am doing this to support the efforts of his family and friends to raise money for Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan, and support the work that they do in advocating for better support and suicide prevention for males under the age of 50.
I fully appreciate with the current uncertainty in the world that spare money may be tight at the moment, but if you can spare even a little bit to support this cause, then it would be greatly appreciated!
