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Local Matters - Wheels keep turning for car fundraiser


Wheels keep turning for car fundraiser
A total of 64 Coasties got on stationary bikes to take part in a 48-hour charity Spinathon this month.
A Spinathon held recently to raise money for disabled Stanmore Bay man Mark Tainui has raised over $8600.
But more assistance is needed to help Mark, who suffered a stroke seven years ago, maintain his independence. Since the stroke Mark has been working hard, learning how to speak and walk again.
His rehabilitation includes strength work at Anytime Fitness gym in Whangaparāoa. When Mark could not afford to replace his car after it developed serious mechanical issues, the gym organised the Spinathon, hoping to raise enough for another vehicle. Mark’s car is key to an independent life – especially when it comes to being there for his children (HM July 1). ....

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Local Matters - Bike wheels spinning to get car on the road


Bike wheels spinning to get car on the road
It is hoped that a fundraiser, including a 48-hour ride on stationary bikes, could help Mark Tainui get back on the road. Mark is pictured, centre, with Anytime Fitness managers Treena Fry, left, and Myra Rogers.
The staff at Anytime Fitness say they heard what proved to be the ‘death rattle’ of Mark Tainui’s car and, after it had been towed to the wreckers’ yard, they saw him struggle to maintain his independence without it.
Mark lives in Stanmore Bay and is a regular at the  Whangaparāoa gym, which has been invaluable for his rehabilitation after a car accident seven years ago. The accident happened when Mark blacked out from a stroke. He ended up with a brain injury, losing full function of his body. A long process of learning to walk and speak again followed. Mark uses a walker, but having his own vehicle has been key to an independent life – especially when it comes to being there for his children. ....

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