My name is Steve. I was voted the Most Inspirational Health Walker of 2013 and the Mayoress presented me with a certificate at a special evening. Then I was asked to tea at the Mayor’s Parlour!
Every week I go to my local park and do a one mile walk with my group. They all voted for me. Walking is good.
The picture is me with the Lady Mayoress of Brighton & Hove and Corinna Edwards-Colledge, the Brighton & Hove Health Walks co-ordinator.
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Thyroid disorders are significantly more common in people with Down’s syndrome. Thyroid dysfunction can result in a wide range of symptoms and affects a wide range of body functions. It is therefore important for all people with Down’s syndrome to have yearly blood tests throughout their life. In most people the thyroid dysfunction is easily treatable.
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