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Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Brantham man completes trio of cycling feats five years after Parkinson’s diagnosis

17 August 2016


Ed, Trevor and Phil pause for a rest


Being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease proved no barrier to Brantham man Trevor Nobbs, who raised more than £13,000 in a trio of cycles covering 530 miles.

Five years ago Mr Nobbs, 60, was diagnosed with the progressive disease but, determined to stay active, took up cycling to keep his fitness levels up.
Most recently Mr Nobbs completed a 200-mile cycle from Brantham to Cromer alongside friend Phil Wainwright.

It followed on from the 125-mile Dunwich Dynamo in July and a 210-mile cycle across Suffolk earlier in the year, with his son, Ed, and Mr Wainwright in tow.
“I thought I want to do my bit and raise some money for Parkinson’s UK,” he said. “Next year it will be 200 years since Parkinson’s was discovered, but we still don’t have a cure for it. That was my main motivation.

“As a sufferer I was told to try and keep as active as possible, and therefore I have tried to take up cycling as a personal way of trying to keep fit.”
Of the Cromer challenge, he said: “It was tiring, certainly on the final day the hills became harder, but I was able to complete it which I was determined to do.

“I couldn’t have done it without friends supporting me. They were invaluable for the support that they gave, both financially and physically.”
Describing what it is like to live with Parkinson’s disease, he said: “It’s something you don’t have a choice about.

“It’s a general stiffness down one side of your body, insomnia, the tremor. Probably the most difficult thing is to get acceptance in your own mind that you have got to make the most of it.”

http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/brantham_man_completes_trio_of_cycling_feats_
five_years_after_parkinson_s_diagnosis_1_4658307

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