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Ian Dineen
Help fund research towards a cure
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I'm taking part in the 2015 Melbourne Marathon Festival and hoping to raise much needed funds for charity.
This October, I’m going to be sweating it out and doing my best to complete a gruelling course through the streets of Melbourne and ending back at the world famous 'G!
I am honoured to be a part of this amazing race and helping a great cause, and I’d really appreciate your support in this endeavour.
Thank you for your support and helping to make a difference
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Kawasaki Disease Foundation Australia Inc.
Kawasaki Disease is a serious illness primarily affecting young children. It is the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children. Children may develop serious complications affecting the coronary arteries and aneurysms may develop. These are potentially the most serious complication and may lead to long term problems and can be fatal. The number of children affected is growing each year.
Kawasaki Disease Foundation Australia is a non-profit, national, all volunteer, parent-led charity dedicated to advancing Kawasaki Disease issues.
We provide education, information and support to families affected by Kawasaki Disease as well as assisting professionals who provide services to families affected by Kawasaki Disease.
We also raise funds for and participate in research studies into this mysterious disease.
The Foundation strives to educate the wider community about Kawasaki Disease in order to assist with early diagnosis and treatment.
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