On an overcast Wednesday morning, 93-year-old Neil Norman is starting his day with what for him is the almighty challenge of walking a lap of his estate in Caswell, with the use of his trustee "lap mobile", raising funds to help fight a disease.
In 2020, Neil sadly lost his lifelong partner Anne Norman to Covid. She'd also had Alzheimer's for four years, a disease Neil described as "cruel" as he watched his wife begin to lose her identity and approach dementia.
What first started as a joke on the family WhatsApp group, as Neil looked to regain his fitness, ended up becoming a significant challenge for Peter as he messaged his family, "two down, 98 to go" after completing a lap of his estate in Havergal Close to raise money for research into Alzheimer's. You can get more Swansea news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.