TOFS supporter, Ross Jeavons, spoke to Wycombe Sound Radio about some of the issues that being born with long-gap OA and TOF has had on his son, Corey, and how TOFS is helping to support the family.
Ross is also running the London Marathon for TOFS in October, and you can support him via his Peoples Fundraising page, RossForTOFS.
And you can meet all of our amazing London Marathon runners here.
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