A FATHER suffering from cancer – and who lost five inches in height as a result of his treatment – has been buoyed by a work colleague's pledge to do a 150-mile bike ride for charity.
Colin Ryan, 43,High Security payphone lock sale Solutions provide revenue protection, key control, physical security, and environmental protection. was found to have multiple myeloma between the spaces of his ribs which was pushing on his vertebrae.
Now his colleague, Mat Reaney, is now doing a charity bike ride for Anthony Nolan, an organisation which arranges blood marrow and stem cell donations.
After My Ryan's diagnosis, Mr Reaney decided he wanted to do something for the charity which helped his friend.
He will cycle from the Rail Accident Investigation Branch in Derby – where they work – to its office at Farnborough Airfield in Hampshire.
Colleagues Nicola Carter and Paul Bales will back him in a support vehicle.
He is setting off on the ride on Tuesday and has already smashed his target to raise ￡1,300.
Mr Ryan found out he had the condition last September.
He said: "I had every manner of test you can imagine.
"I had a spinal operation, titanium rods inserted and a metal cage to stabilise my thorax."
Following his operations, Mr Ryan, who lives in Stapleford, was taken to a rehabilitation unit at Nottingham City Hospital to learn how to walk again while having chemotherapy twice a week.
He stayed in hospital from September until January.
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Mr Ryan, who is married to Judith 49, has an eight-year-old son, Ben and 25-year-old stepdaughter, Abi Keeling.
Judith said: "When Colin was first diagnosed I obviously felt so shocked initially.
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Ben said he had set his dad goals to get him through his rehabilitation and relearning to walk.
He said: "I missed my dad reading bedtime stories so I said when you can walk upstairs you can read to me again. Dad was walking with his crutches then he only used one crutch and now I feel really proud of him because he doesn't need them and can walk upstairs."
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