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  • “I find that the game helps my concentration, and I have noticed memories come back that did not know were lost.”

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  • Fatigue affects mood, and low mood drains energy. The two feed each other and this can be a particular problem through the long winter months.

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  • 74 is significant because that's how old Mum was when she got ill, so I'll be running an ultra marathon for every year of her life before she got ill.

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