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Phil Goulding
5  year  Mo Bro

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Target: £100
raised £2,679 since 2019
My motivation
Fundraising for cause areas including:
Prostate cancer

Every ten minutes, a man in the UK is diagnosed with prostate cancer. This Movember, let’s unite to raise awareness, support each other, and fund vital research. Every moment counts, and together, we can make a difference.

I recently overheard someone say that he was “NOT going to get prostate cancer.” I admire his confidence and hope he’s right. Unfortunately, one in eight of us chaps will have it in our lifetimes. More will experience other prostate issues.

My Mo this year is in tribute to my friends Mark, Dave, Chris + Chris, Graham, Steve, and Rob. We’ve all had radical surgery or radiotherapy to extend our lives. The latest just completed 20 days of radiotherapy.

I am fortunate this Movember, to have had my 64th birthday accompanied with a 5-year “stable” result from my PSA tracker.

I’m grateful to Renishaw for inviting me to join its Movember fundraising team and still inspired when I think about the use of its precision encoders in the da Vinci Robot used to assist in my surgery. The Robot Assisted Radical Prostatectomy (RALP) procedure now accounts for around 94% of all cancer-related prostate surgeries.

I call that making a difference, so let’s keep this conversation going.

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Renishaw 2024
Team captain Emma Pittaway
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Normally I grow a regular Mo. Its not rebellious enough! My wife doesn't care for it so what the heck. I'm hearing Steppenwolf blast out "Born to be wild" from Easy Rider (1969). Watch the lip!
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Previous year's posts
22 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Paul Street
£15
Previous year's donations
22 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Paul Street
£15
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Donation from:
Tarquin Adams
£23

Great job, Phil!

22 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Tarquin Adams
£23

Great job, Phil!

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Simon Cole
£10

Very worthy cause Phil, well done!

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Simon Cole
£10

Very worthy cause Phil, well done!

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Neil Brown
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Have you run out of razor blades again?

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Neil Brown
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Have you run out of razor blades again?

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Peter Dodd
£30

Every success with the fund raising hope you do really well
Best wishes Maureen and Peter

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Donation from:
Peter Dodd
£30

Every success with the fund raising hope you do really well
Best wishes Maureen and Peter

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an anonymous supporter
£15
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an anonymous supporter
£15
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Donation from:
Corrie Fearon
£15

Congratulations Phil on yet another outstanding year of charity fundraising. You rock!

23 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Corrie Fearon
£15

Congratulations Phil on yet another outstanding year of charity fundraising. You rock!

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Donation from:
an anonymous supporter
£20

Well done Phil.

23 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
an anonymous supporter
£20

Well done Phil.

Previous year's posts
24 Week(s) Ago
Phil Goulding

Every ten minutes, a man in the UK is diagnosed with prostate cancer. This Movember, let’s unite to raise awareness, support each other, and fund vital research. Every moment counts, and together, we can make a difference.

I recently overheard someone say that he was “NOT going to get prostate cancer.” I admire his confidence and hope he’s right. Unfortunately, one in eight of us chaps will have it in our lifetimes. More will experience other prostate issues.

My Mo this year is in tribute to my friends Mark, Dave, Chris + Chris, Graham, Steve, and Rob. We’ve all had radical surgery or radiotherapy to extend our lives. The latest just completed 20 days of radiotherapy.

I am fortunate this Movember, to have had my 64th birthday accompanied with a 5-year “stable” result from my PSA tracker.

I’m grateful to Renishaw for inviting me to join its Movember fundraising team and still inspired when I think about the use of its precision encoders in the da Vinci Robot used to assist in my surgery. The Robot Assisted Radical Prostatectomy (RALP) procedure now accounts for around 94% of cancer-related prostate surgeries in the UK.

I call that making a difference, so let’s keep this conversation going. PG

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Another bonkers trip to the shops: Lidl, Tesco, B&Q just to say that we did it

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Local shop and back - rarely take the car these days

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A bonkers shopping session at Tesco

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Love Autumn around Newent Lake

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285 Week(s) Ago
Anne-Cecile Berthier

Hey Phil,
Anne-Cecile here, the Country Director for Movember UK. Welcome to the Movember family!
I wanted to get in touch personally to say well done on an incredible month so far! Because of you, we are able to change men’s lives by funding projects like Gap 4, aimed at improving the lives of those with advanced prostate cancer.

Thank you – keep up the great work!

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