My husband's grand charity life cycle led by a dialysis machine

Peter Con Boy embarked on an incredible five-day, 240km-distance cycle of the charity cycle of life across the nation. The epic cycle began at 10:30am from Temple Street Children's Hospital. His Donegal wife was a patient over 20 years ago.

His journey ends at the National Memorial Gardens for Organ Donors in Saltil, Galway. Unlike other long distance charity rides, Peter will It symbolizes the journey of patients who are towing the dialysis machine provided by B Braun and conducting dialysis in hopes of saving lives.

This extraordinary effort aims to raise awareness and funding (Through the idonate cycle of Peter's life) See Spark's conversation about the Irish Kidney Association (IKA) and the Important Importance of Organ Donation www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/cycleflife

Peter's route takes him from east to west along the banks of the Royal Canal, Grand Canal and Midlands Greenway, through Maynooth, Malunger, then from Athlone, the final destination, to Athlone, the circle of Memorial Gardens of Life for the organ donor of Salsil, Malway, on August 4th,

Peter's commitment to this cause stemmed from his past experiences with chronic kidney disease by his wife Liz (Elizabeth) Ferry, diagnosed at age 13, who became a patient at Temple Street Children's Hospital, endured peritoneal dialysis for six hours a week until his kidneys were available in less than a year. She underwent a life-changing kidney transplant at Beaumont Hospital in May 2002.

Peter arrives in Celchill's iconic garden in his way of honoring the family of Liz's donors who made the stunning decision to donate the organs of his loved ones 22 years ago.

Liz pointed out, “As a young teenager, it was extremely difficult to face an uncertain future with chronic kidney disease. My confidence was shaken up and I often wondered what my future would be like. The gift of the donor kidney has given me a future that most people take for granted. It allowed me to study, travel and meet my life's love and allowed me to share a wonderful life with Peter. ”

Donations are welcome online www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/cycleflife When Peter visits town, he has the option to pay a donation by tapping the QR code.