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The Big Sunflower Project

Growing sunflowers to raise awareness of centronuclear and myotubular myopathy

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Recent posts: The Big Sunflower Project

The Big Sunflower Project 2025 (end of year report)

2025 was the fifteenth year of The Big Sunflower Project. It was from my perspective a strange year as I broke my wrist at the end of March. As someone who uses their arms to compensate when their legs won’t work this was a problematic situation to find myself in.

The Big Sunflower Project 2024 (end of year report)

2024 was the fourteenth year of The Big Sunflower Project with people taking part in the UK, Germany, Hungary and Canada. Unsettled weather made for difficult growing conditions but many beautiful photos were still received and shared across social media, raising awareness of centronuclear and myotubular myopathy. 

The Big Sunflower Project 2023 (end of year report)

2023 was the thirteenth year of The Big Sunflower Project with people taking part in the UK, Germany and the USA. Possibly the greyest summer in the history of the project, in the UK at least, many beautiful photos were still received and shared across social media, raising awareness of centronuclear and myotubular myopathy. 

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