The Cure Girls are proud to announce that they have donated €10000 to Spinal Research, the UK’s leading charity funding medical research around the world to develop effective treatments for paralysis caused by spinal cord injury.
After our meeting in London of August 2017 with Alison Wadley (Marketing and Communications Manager at Spinal Research), Prof. Elizabeth Bradbury (Professor of Regenerative Medicine & Neuroplasticity) and her team at King’s College London, the Cure Girls were positively impressed by both the work of Spinal Research and Prof. Elizabeth Bradbury, and decided to contribute even more. The Italian charity ‘Marina Romoli Onlus Association’ founded by the Cure Girl Marina Romoli decided to make a donation of €10 000 to Spinal Research.
This donation will go towards Spinal Research’s CHASE-IT project to develop an effective therapy for spinal cord injury using the neuroplasticity enhancing properties of the bacterial enzyme chondroitinase.
We wish the best of luck to all the researchers involved in the project and hope this effort will bring us an effective therapy for chronic spinal cord injury.
Cure Girls
Assim como nós mudamos, mudam também as cidades, vinte e cinco anos depois eu voltava a terra da Rainha. Como estive aqui no começo da adolescência (e ainda andava) era uma cidade diferente. Londres foi uma experiência incrível pela receptividade, acessibilidade e intensidade. Receptividade por que pude sentir desde a minha chegada como os laços se fortalecem mesmo à distância, Lolly, seus irmãos Tony e Gary, e sua mãe Maureen me receberam como parte da família que realmente somos. A acessibilidade tornou possível cumprir a agenda realmente intensa que tivemos entre pubs, Paris e turismo ocasional. Nossa primeiro compromisso foi conhecer o pessoal incrível do escritório da Spinal Research, e 
Aguardamos boas noticias para os próximos anos! Nesse dia conheci pessoalmente a Loredana, minha “cure girl sister” da Itália, que estava com uma equipe filmando o primeiro Doc das Cure Girls, espero que em breve todos possam sabem ainda mais sobre nossos projetos e anseios de 7 garotas ao redor do mundo lutando pela cura das lesões na Medula. Que desse encontro surja a possibilidade de tratamentos realmente eficazes para Lesões Medulares. Ainda sonho em assistir um show dos Rolling Stones no Hyde Park, para isso tanto Mick & cia quanto as Cure Girls precisarão da ciência caminhando ao nosso lado. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes…”
Stiamo aspettando con ansia buone notizie per gli anni a venire! Grazie a questo viaggio, ho incontrato Loredana, la mia “cure girl sister” dall’Italia. Speriamo che presto tutti conosceranno ancora di più i progetti e le speranze di sette ragazze provenienti da tutto il mondo, che combattono per la cura delle lesioni spinali. Ci auguriamo che da questo incontro si realizzi la possibilità di avere trattamenti veramente efficaci per le lesioni del midollo spinale.
London was an incredible experience for its receptivity, accessibility and intensity. Receptivity because I could feel, since my arrival, how the bonds have grown stronger even at a distance — Lolly, her brothers Tony and Gary and their mother Maureen welcomed me as part of the family we really are. The accessibility made it possible for us to fulfill the really intense schedule we had between pubs, Paris and occasional tourism.
of Dr. Liz Bradbury at Kings College, where she talked about her fifteen years of research and search for the healing of spinal cord injuries. We got to see incredible things which she uses in her studies. In the afternoon we went to the UCL lab which outlines another line of research, seeking to treat chronic injuries in humans and is funded by the Nicholls Spinal Injury Foundation. We spoke to Charlotte who is the Finance Manager of NSIF and also the researcher Professor Ying Li and the team. 
We’re looking forward for the good news in the years to come! On that day I personally met Loredana, my “cure girl sister” from Italy. Hopefully, soon everyone will know even more about the projects and hopes from seven girls around the world fighting for the healing of spinal cord injuries. May the possibility of truly effective treatments for the spinal cord injury arise from this meeting. I’m still dreaming of watching a Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park — and for this to happen, both Mick & Co. and Cure Girls will need science walking by our sides. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes…”
In the last few weeks the Cure Girls Loredana and Marina have been very busy with two annual events to raise money for the association 
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