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If youβre invited to get the flu or COVID-19 vaccine, thereβs a good reason. It helps protect you and those around you.![]()
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Grado, TV star and presenter of Scotland's Heart Breakfast radio show, set off today on a gruelling 400km charity handcycling challenge across Scotland. ![]()
He left Aberdeen for the βGranite to Glasgow Challenge' and journeys through Montrose, Dundee, Perth, Kirkcaldy, Edinburgh and Falkirk before arriving at Heart's HQ in Glasgow.![]()
And before he left, Grado dropped in on the Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit, where he met patients, staff and volunteers, and got a ton of inspiration for his trials ahead.![]()
Good luck Grado, weβre all proud of you β¦ you're welcome at the Spinal Injuries Unit anytime!![]()
To find out more about Gradoβs challenge, and to support his fantastic cause, go to: grados-granite-to-glasgow.raiselysite.com
