100 miles is a long way for anyone to walk. For me, with hip dysplasia, it feels like…
By Jill Pringle100 miles per year! My ups and downs with hip dysplasia
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I can’t believe that I’m planning my last three walks on the South Downs Way! As ‘WalkingJill’…
By Jill PringleAdult DDH: walking and talking with different abilities
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Last weekend I walked another 14.5miles, and on the first day I was joined by two friends. I…
By Jill PringleRoute 66? Finding my DDH rhythm at Devil’s Dyke.
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Yesterday I made it to the 66-mile mark on the South Downs Way. I’m walking to raise…
By Jill PringleOver half-way. Looking back on our right to roam.
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One week after my most difficult walk, I was back in the Amberley valley feeling much more…
By Jill PringleA step too far….Cocking to Amberley
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Yesterday I walked 11.5 miles of the South Downs Way to Amberley. It’s always difficult to know…
By Jill PringleWalking when it’s hard to breathe
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I just got back from a swim to try and reset myself from my latest walk, two…
By Jill PringleAn early Spring in my Steps…
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I’ve taken a break from walking the South Downs Way for the last four months. Today I…
By Jill PringleThese hips weren’t made for walking
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Yet here I am having just completed two more days and 12.5 miles walking my hips along…
By Jill PringleBest foot forward. Winchester to Exton in 46,000 steps.
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It’s estimated that one in every 1000 people are born with hip-dysplasia. It takes many forms and…
By Jill Pringle