The Little Optimist On Smile.FM
The Little Optimist and Greg Bertish interviewed on SmileFM :
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SACS Guest Speaker | Greg Bertish
From: PTA Date: 24 May 2016 at 2:58:40 PM SAST To: Greg Bertish Subject: RE: Greg as speaker Hi Greg, Just a quick note to say Thank you so much for your talk today! Your talk certainly inspired and touched me in a huge way. The feedback has been phenomenal! Your presentation was brilliant, you …
The Little Optimist On Cape Talk Radio
Last week Wednesday Greg Bertish and The Little Optimist were invited to the Cape Talk Studios to chat about their latest adventure and completing all 200km of the challenge! Take a listen below : “Greg Bertish came up with the idea after a brush with death a few years ago – you may recall that …
The Little Optimist On Wavescape
Two open heart surgeries, and 200 days in hospital later, Cape Town waterman Greg Bertish has tapped into a cool metaphor with a direct influence on sick kids’ lives, writes SPIKE. NEW LEASE ON LIFE: Greg drops into a big wave near Cape Town. Photo Grier Fisher Fifteen years ago, after a surf trip to …
The Little Optimist Proves He Can Go The Distance
The Little Optimist sail boat has successfully completed the 200km sail from Cape Hangklip to Langebaan Lagoon and has raised more than R250 000 for the Red Cross Children’s Hospital Trust. The journey took eight sail days to complete in just less than four weeks. Cape Town father, big wave surfer and open heart surgery survivor …
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The Little Optimist Works With The NSRI
Greg and the Little Optimist are proud to be working with NSRI and helping promote their Safe-Trx app and Waterwise project. See the article on The little optimists crazy 200km voyage in the latest NSRI magazine. Go get one and support NSRI and all the good they do.
The Little Optimist On LeadSA
The Little Optimist Written by: Sithandwa Ngwetsheni 10 March 2016 4:44 PM Between 2001 and 2007, Bertish spent a total of 200 days in hospital fighting an undiagnosed and incurable tropical bacteria that attacked his heart valves on three separate occasions. Nine years later Greg’s infection remains in remission and he now dedicates his time …
