Jay Merritt

I'M TAKING THE CHALLENGE TO FIGHT MS!

Surprise!!! 

I almost didn't do this it this year.

Kind of felt like it is too much hard work!

With a little kick up the butt from my beautiful wife and some (sort of) kind words, im bringing sexy back better then Justin Timberlake in his prime!

With a week to go until the MS Squashathon starts, I'm sitting here typing this, shitting myself thinking, hmmm.... Can i encourage others to sign up to raise some cash for MS and also help me out on the courts?

MS took my auntie's life years before her time should've been up!

So, if you can't sign up and have a hit, please donate what you can to help find a cure for MS once and for all! 

Thanks!

Aside from looking forward to joining others in the fun and atmosphere on the day, I’m taking part to raise funds to support people living with multiple sclerosis.

Multiple sclerosis affects more young people than any other chronic neurological condition and average age of diagnosis is 30. It can strike anyone at any time and the symptoms vary so widely.

For instance, can you imagine waking up one day unable to do the everyday things you would usually take for granted? Like not being able to see properly (or at all), you physically can’t get out of bed, can’t walk to the phone to call someone – anyone – or live a life without pain?

All of a sudden your world has changed.

By being part of this event, and because of your generous sponsorship, the funds we raise will allow people living with multiple sclerosis to access vital MS Plus Support Services. Services such as MS Plus Peer Support Groups, connecting people who are newly diagnosed with those who have lived with multiple sclerosis for a number of years, or the Plus Employment Support Service keeping Aussies living with multiple sclerosis in the work force.

Thank you again for your support.