Kms that change lives is born crowdfunding project by a young woman from Bola

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This Thursday 'that change lives' was born, a crowdfunding project by the Alicia Sánchez that arises from the need for independence and sport for her father, Ángel. The main objective is to obtain financing to get an adapted bicycle to physically share kilometers next to each other again. To collaborate, a crowdfunding link has been enabled  where it is possible to collaborate financially.

The origin of the project arises from the bicycle accident that Alicia's father suffered on an outing with his Club 'El Abrojo'. Ángel's motivation for this sport Belgium Email List aroused curiosity in his daughter, who remembers that "he trained almost daily with his bicycle, his passion," and he spent the week talking about where they would go on the weekend or the brutal amount of kilometers that he, along with his teammates from "el Abrojo" and the Bolaños de Calatrava Cycling Club, did to train every weekend.”

Before the accident, Alicia's love for cycling and going out with her father whenever she could began. “He was much fitter than me, despite his age, he seemed to be inexhaustible and the most difficult and steep climbs that we did together seemed to be for him a ride where he couldn't release a drop of sweat when I could barely keep pedaling, I gave up and wanted to get off,” admits her daughter.

Those moments were when Alicia received encouragement from her father, who put his hand on her back and told her “I'll push you so you don't give up”, “calm down”, “but I'm not doing anything!”, “you are doing it alone.” Then, “as if out of nowhere, an energy flooded my body and I felt like I was climbing those slopes with little effort, almost with a motor.



To raise the €8,384 that the adapted bicycle costs, Alicia has proposed a 40-day trip to Santiago de Compostela by bicycle. The departure will be next August 8 and will have a route of 900 kilometers, in which this young woman hopes that "now my kilometers will change our lives again, that they propel us, motivate us and, above all, motivate him to get on the the bicycle, to recover its strength, energy and desire to live, I want to feel full of life and vitality again pedaling.

Furthermore, during the trip he announced that he will imagine his father, as well as "all the people who want to share a trip, riding his stationary bike at home, with the tablet in front of them, interacting and seeing what I see, living every pedal stroke of the road.