Louise's son Jamie was born with fixed bilateral talipes (clubfoot) and has been treated at King's ever since he was born.
From 2-weeks-old, Jamie was in full leg casts, operated on at 9-weeks-old and wore a foot brace until he was 5.
As his condition can't be cured, only treated, Jamie will continue to be under the care of King’s until he is 12-years-old.
Thanks to the treatment King's has provided for Jamie, his condition is almost unnoticeable and he leads a very normal, active lifestyle, just like any other 9-year-old.
Louise and the family will be forever grateful to Jamie's physio Jill and all of the staff who have supported them over the last 9 years.
Louise's training for the London Landmarks Half Marathon is going well so far, running three times a week. On the hard days, she's remembers why she taking part.
Louise is looking forward to running with the rest of the King's team at the London Landmarks Half Marathon and pushing herself to hopefully raise a lot of money for King's.
