cancer fundraising
Here is the 2018 Christmas fundraising video, and not surprisingly this year #bowelbear takes centre stage. Please can you share this video to as many people as possible across all forms of social media. These cute teddy bears would make an ideal Christmas gift for anyone of any age. #bowelbear is helping to raise awareness
A little bit of luck got #bowelbear Charlie into Headingley cricket ground the home of Yorkshire County Cricket and of course every so often to England too. I’ve spent the weekend visiting my brother’s new home in Leeds, which is located only a few minutes from the ground. We went there with the expectation of
This is the perfect photo. #bowelbears Hope and Dylan at the Sir Ken Dodd statue in Liverpool today. Brilliant effort by Helen Johnson. Sadly Sir Ken died earlier this year aged 90. This photo has certainly set down a marker for all stop bowel bear owners to follow. Where will bears go to next and
The latest #bowelbear photo I received came from Sara Williams. She had the lovely idea of naming her bear PG, after her brother Peter Geraint, who sadly died almost thirty years ago aged just 25. I was really touched by the idea, and perhaps others might follow suit in the future. Sara is someone who
Here is a first peek at what is going to provide the basis for my new bowel cancer fundraising book cover design. Last week I met Greg Gilbert and Stacey Heale as part of the book in Southampton. I picked up this fantastic piece of art from Greg, which I am going to use as
Here is the #bowelbear photo gallery. I am putting all the best images that I receive into this gallery, with at least one from everyone who sends me a picture, and there have been lots of great photos sent to me already. The stop bowel cancer bears are helping to raise awareness about bowel cancer,
Today marks the second anniversary of the first photograph that I took for the new bowel cancer fundraising book when I met John Coghlan, the original drummer from Status Quo. We met near his home in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside, and he was an absolute gent. His first record is fascinating… A few months later
Meet #bowelbear Doug who has arrived at his new home with Gillian Wood. Gillian has named her bear after her colorectal surgeon. Recovering from bowel cancer Gillian has recently undergone a stoma reversal procedure, and I am also very happy to say I will be finally meeting her when we meet for her inclusion in,
Next month Bowel Cancer UK hold the annual Decembeard event to raise awareness about bowel cancer, and to raise funds to support the charity’s vital services and and life saving research. I have a big dilemma about taking part in this, aside from the fact that me and growing beards do not really work well…
Today #bowelbear Hope met her new companion #bowelbear Dylan, and could we have the first #bowelbear romance? These two bears are happily settled with Helen Johnson, who is a bowel cancer survivor. She told me that the name Dylan means ray of hope in Irish. It’s been a busy day for the two bears, as
