Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler. Chapter Four
RUN FOR JOY, RUN UTD 100 MILER. CHAPTER FOUR “Running one of the toughest trail runs South Africa has to offer, as an amputee.” Chapter 4: In the end, it is the Journey that matters. Just after sunset, Tyler and I left the check point at the Olde Duck Restaurant. With 128km’s in my legs […]
Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler. Chapter Three
RUN FOR JOY, RUN UTD 100 MILER. CHAPTER THREE Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler “Running one of the toughest trail runs South Africa has to offer, as an amputee.” Chapter Three. Struggling with the Stump. The 73km’s of high altitude terrain, traversing the mountain kingdom of Lesotho was now over. I was […]
Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler. Chapter Two
RUN FOR JOY, RUN UTD 100 MILER. CHAPTER TWO Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler “Running one of the toughest trail runs South Africa has to offer, as an amputee.” Chapter Two. Conquering Lesotho. On the 1st of April 2022, I left Hilton with my team of seconders (the crew that would set up […]
Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 miler. Chapter One
RUN FOR JOY, RUN UTD 100 MILER. CHAPTER ONE Run For Joy, Run UTD 100 Miler “Running one of the toughest trail runs South Africa has to offer, as an amputee.” Chapter One My journey into the world of 100 milers started last year when a good friend asked if I would second them for […]
Meet Dominic
MEET DOMINIC Meet Dominic Mpepanduku At 47 years old Dom unfortunately had to undergo a left below knee amputation. Dom was diagnosed with diabetes a few years back and had tried his best to keep it under control. Dom has been working at Basil Bure Convenience Centre (Engen) as a petrol attendant for the past 14 […]
Meet Lily
MEET LILY Meet Lily, the newest member to the Rejuvenate Team. Lily was born with Fibular Hemimelia – a congenital longitudinal limb deficiency characterised by complete or partial absence of the fibula bone. After a lot of heartache and research both Lily’s parents made the decision to have her foot amputated at only 11 months […]
Meet Joy
Meet Joy Born on the 18th of March 1998, Joy was given just a few days to live after being diagnosed with Brittle Bone disease. Ten days later she arrived at the Boake family foster home and has lived an extremely happy and joyful 24 years. From the outset, her condition was severe and something as […]