Doddie Weir

Doddie Weir

Woman diagnosed with MND launches fundraising drive for Doddie Weir charity

Nicola McFarlane, 47, was diagnosed with the terminal illness earlier this year. In her fight against Motor Neuron Disease (MND), she has initiated a fundraising campaign to support the Doddie Weir charity. MND is a debilitating condition that affects the nerve cells responsible for controlling muscles, leading to weakness and eventually paralysis. Doddie Weir, a former Scottish rugby player, was diagnosed with MND in 2017 and has since become a prominent advocate for raising awareness and supporting research for the disease.

Nicola's determination to make a difference in the lives of MND patients and their families is commendable. Her fundraising efforts aim to contribute towards the Doddie Weir charity, which focuses on funding research projects and providing support to individuals and their families affected by MND. By raising awareness and generating funds, Nicola hopes to help improve the lives of those battling this devastating illness.

Supporting the fight against MND

Motor Neuron Disease is a progressive and currently incurable condition that affects thousands of individuals worldwide. The Doddie Weir charity plays a vital role in funding research initiatives aimed at finding a cure and improving treatments for MND. By supporting Nicola's fundraising campaign, you can contribute to this important cause and help make a difference in the lives of those affected by MND. Together, we can support the ongoing fight against this debilitating disease and provide hope for a brighter future.