Natalie Hughes: Last News

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Two sisters from West Lothian were inspired to ‘walk’ to their cancelled holiday destinations after reading about a woman’s fight with Motor Neurone Disease.Natalie Hughes (38) and Sharon Lee (35) decided to walk the distance from Scotland to Ibiza and Dubai for charity when their trips were cancelled due to the pandemic.The Bathgate sisters are both fitness instructors and rounded up their clients, friends and family to help them complete the 4500 mile distance.They decided to raise money for MND Scotland after being inspired by the story of mum Jennifer Bell, who suffers from the disease.Natalie had planned to fly out with her husband in June, while Sharon was supposed to go with friends just one week later, but had their plans of a week

Covid-19 cancelled their flights.Natalie Hughes from Bathgate was gutted after her dream summer holiday was axed as the coronavirus took over the pandemic.But the 38-year-old was determined to make something positive out of the chaos and hatched a plan with her sister Sharon Lee, 35.The two fitness instructors decided to use their work-out classes to walk the distance from Scotland to Ibiza and Dubai instead.And they are raising money for MND Scotland in the process, inspired by the story of Scots mum Jennifer Bell who suffers with Motor neurone disease.The Record previously reported on brave Jennifer, 29, who is raising awareness on MND.Natalie and Sharon were due to go on holiday in June.Natalie had planned to fly out with her husband