Steptember asks participants to walk 10,000 steps a day to raise awareness and funds for Debra Ireland.
A Laois woman, who suffers from a rare skin condition, says she will face consistent pain as she takes on the Steptember Challenge.
Emma Fogarty's skin blisters at the slightest touch, and requires consistent re-dressing.
Steptember asks participants to walk 10,000 steps a day to raise awareness and funds for the Butterfly Skin charity, Debra Ireland.
The name of affliction refers to how delicate a patients' skin can be.
Emma, who is unable to walk, will be aiming for 10,000 steps a week and she says that the smallest bumps through her wheelchair will bring great discomfort:
Take part in Stepember or donate to the cause here.
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