Brighton Marathon

[p]Many of you might know I'm outnumbered in my house - I have three amazing daughters and one annoying wife. [/p][p]But some of you might not be aware there was an incredibly long journey to get to this point. I thought becoming a dad would be easy. That’s just what you assume. Turns out, that’s not the way for everyone.[/p][p]We struggled. We went through IVF and it was hard. Really hard. Emotionally, financially and every way that something can be difficult.[/p][p]I'm now so proud of my family. I’m watching Connie, Scarlett and Daisy blossom into intelligent young women and I feel blessed waking up in a house full of love every day. I’m so proud of them and I want them to be proud of Daddy too. [/p][p]That's why I've decided to do ONE MORE MARATHON. I swear, this is the last time I'll be begging you for money. [/p][p]I want to make it a hat-trick (just like my three amazing girls) and do a third and final marathon before the big 40![/p][p]This year I’m doing it for Tamba (Twins and Multiple Births Association), who not only keep the Mrs out of trouble by employing her, but do wonderful work for twins, triplets and quad families in the UK. [/p][p]They’re a small charity with big ideas and I’ve learned so much about them since our first antenatal course. Now Louise works there I’ve realised just how varied and vital their work is. They do amazing things! They help bereaved parents, support families in crisis, fund research and campaign for change so families like ours will be better informed and supported in future and more tiny babies will survive. [/p][p]Please give whatever you can. I’ll be spurred on by thinking of my miracle girls and the fact you’ve given Tamba some of your hard-earned cash. [/p][p]Thank you. [/p][p][br][/p]