Adam Knight had his left leg amputated last year
An amputee, who took on his first Parish Walk on crutches, has raised over £6,000 for the Wooden Spoon Wheelchair Sports Club.
Adam Knight was 23-years-old when he learnt he had a rare form of cancer on his left leg.
Last year - after 13 years of chemotherapy - he decided to amputate his leg.
He told Manx Radio the support he received during the walk encouraged him to push on:
You can listen to his full interview HERE.
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