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Man, 30, who will develop dementia symptoms in 40s running London marathon with fridge on back
- Jordan Adams ran the London Marathon with a fridge strapped to his back to raise awareness for dementia and mental health.
- The stunt is part of 32 marathons in 32 days to raise funds for Mind charity.
- Jordan and his brother Cian aim to shed light on frontotemporal dementia (FTD) after their mother’s diagnosis.
- The brothers learned they carry the rare FTD gene and may face a similar diagnosis in their 40s.
- Adams described the walk as a symbol for carrying invisible burdens and making dementia visible.
- He emphasized support from friends, family, and others helped him cope with mental health struggles.
- Adams' campaign aligns with Mind charity fundraising and mental health support.
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