Thread: Movember 2011 donations

Originally Posted by rrturboD

Well this time it is not me asking for help, but my little boy. 6'3", redhead, 1992 Defender 110 owner, (but I am driving it while I fix my RR!) and he thinks he can grow a Mo!
If you would like to support him and Movember go to: (he is the one in the pic without the mo), remember to add AULRO to your name so he knows where you are from.

Movember Australia - Donate


Thanks for your support.

It asks for a name to search with, doesn't take me to a picture

Sarah, Thanks for identifying a problem with the link, I think the edited one will work OK now. But if it still fails, search for WILLIAM THOMSON, there is only 1 thank goodness!

Another try at a direct link:
http://www.movember.com/m/1777782

I paid him twice haha, it had better be an impressive mo

I've registered too!

Movember Australia - Home

Help me help blokes now and in the future.

Movember supports beyond blue... couldn't have a cause much closer to my heart

Thanks Sarah!

I am registered as well
http://mobro.co/mickylacava
Here is some info for you guys out there.

I have made an AULRO team for anyone doing movemeber please join the team by simply clicking on my link above (feel free to donate while there ) and go to join team on my profile
thanks everyone J


Movember's primary campaign objectiveis to raise awareness of men's health issues, specifically cancers affecting men and depression in men.
We want everyone to know that all men aged over 50 and those over 40 with a family history of prostate cancer are at risk and should be tested annually
We want every man who is dealing with depression to know it is a disease for which they can and should seek help
We want men to know that they shouldn’t wait until they are sick to see a doctor, an annual general health check-up will be the best chance for catching things early and preventing complications and side effects

· A few statistics for you on Men’s Health

1. The average life expectancy for men is five years less than women (presently 77 years old compared to 82)
2. 1 in 3 men will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime
3. Four times as many men commit suicide compared with women
4. Almost twice as many Australian men die of skin cancer than women, the fourth most common cancer among men
5. Every cigarette you smoke takes 8 minutes off your life. Smoking a pack per day for 20 years reduces your life by 13 years
6. 75% of people with diabetes die from cardiovascular diseases

Top Ten Killers
Top 10 Health Tips
• Heart disease
• Quit smoking
• Smoking-related lung disease
• Go easy on the booze
• Stroke
• Maintain a healthy weight
• Prostate cancer
• Keep active and exercise regularly
• Bowel cancer
• Eat a balanced and healthy diet
• Suicide
• Have an annual health check
• Diabetes
• Protect yourself from the sun
• Pneumonia and the flu
• Practice safe sex
• Car accidents
• Enjoy family and friends and take time out for yourself
• Dementia
• Drive safely

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