Graeme Souness CBE and Isla Grist meet with Barnaby Webber family on BBC Breakfast

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On 21st August 2024, DEBRA Vice-President Graeme Souness CBE and Isla Grist, who lives with recessive dystrophic EB (RDEB), appeared on BBC Breakfast again.
Graeme and Isla met with the family of Barnaby Webber, a teenager tragically killed in the Nottingham stabbings. The family wanted to tell Isla in person that she would be the first person to receive a donation from the Barnaby Webber Foundation, set up to support young people in need.
We'd like to thank the Webber family for acknowledging the strength of Isla, and all the children and adults who live with the pain of EB, and for helping to raise awareness of this cruel condition.
It's not long to go now before Graeme and the team's 2024 Challenge, swimming the English Channel there and back, and then cycling 85 miles from Dover to London!
Find out more and how you can support the team's challenge: bit.ly/4fgIQc6

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5 окт 2024

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@davidduff3796 Месяц назад

So much respect for the family of the foundation and Graham Souness behind that hard image is a genuine caring man😊😊😊

@davidduff3796 Месяц назад

And what a brave girl to go through her illness on a daily basis moved to tears every time I hear her at her age she should be out having fun and I have made a donation to Debra hope it helps😊😊😊

@Cookwithhanan 28 дней назад

This disease is very painful and difficult for children to bear, but they are heroes.😔

@erniescullion8452 Месяц назад

I phoned The Charity Debra. about donate two model farms. Simply Not interested. I dont have the money to most them. I wasn't happy. So i give them to two other charities. Im making 3 more if anyone can get them collected for ENGLAND let me know. It will take at least 9 weeks before they are finished or closer to Start or middle of November .