BOILING kettles and a five-mile walk helped a Fenland epilepsy sufferer exceed the total she raised last year for a national charity. Nicola Jenner, of Walpole St Peter, held a tea break on Friday at Walpole Water Gardens as part of Epilepsy Action s Nati
BOILING kettles and a five-mile walk helped a Fenland epilepsy sufferer exceed the total she raised last year for a national charity.
Nicola Jenner, of Walpole St Peter, held a tea break on Friday at Walpole Water Gardens as part of Epilepsy Action's National Tea Break.
But she didn't stop there - and the following day walked from Sutton Bridge to Walpole St Peter with life-long friend Dawn Eaton who visited from Bedfordshire.
The money raised by Nicola and Dawn from the just the walk alone was more than �205 - the grand total Nicola raised for the National Tea Break last year.
Nicola, 45, said: "I have epilepsy myself and know a few other people affected by the condition. I wanted to raise awareness of epilepsy and hope I made a difference.
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