Cycling from Twickenham to Tokyo

[p]I'm Patrick McIntosh, a triple cancer survivor, grandfather and businessman who wants to save lives by raising awareness of the risks of cancer. [/p][p]In 2015 I trekked to the South Pole in extreme temperatures to inspire others and prove what's possible after being successfully treated for bowel, prostate and skin cancer. [/p][p]My new challenge - a two-part world cycle! I have completed the first stage which involved [b]cycling[/b] from Twickenham, UK, to Tokyo, Japan: I rode 7,200 miles and climbing more than 50,000m of ascent, crossing northern Europe and all of Russia. [/p][p]The second stage of my challenge will involve cycling across North America, Greenland and back down through the British Isles and I plan to start this in the spring of 2020.[/p][p]Why I am doing this? To raise awareness of how you can increase your chances of beating cancer (get an early diagnosis, exercise, stay positive and tailor the right diet for your recovery) and to raise money for great causes. Please give generously and support my [b][i]#LifeCycle - a Global Ride to Fight Cancer. [/i][/b][/p][p]Our charity partners: [/p][p][url=http://www.wcrf-uk.org]World Cancer Research Fund[/url] - the only charity focussed on preventing cancer through diet, lifestyle and exercise[/p][p]and [/p][p][url=http://www.stch.org.uk]St Catherine's Hospice[/url] - my local hospice, providing vital care at the end of life, helping others who haven't been as lucky as me. [/p][p]For more information please visit my [url=http://www.kmgfoundation.co.uk]website[/url] or follow us on social media @KMGFoundation[/p]