“My love of dogs and that I work at Devon Hearing Care has taught me the trials of profound hearing loss, and is the reason why “Hearing Dogs For Deaf People” is a charity very close to my heart.”

Talking about the skydive itself, which she completed with a stuffed “Digby the Dog” duct-taped to her, she said:

“It was an incredible experience and really quite unreal. I would recommend everyone to get a DVD done so that they can re-live every moment of it as everything happens so quick and before you know it your back on the ground.

“At the beginning its very fast and very loud, and you’re above the clouds and then suddenly you’re underneath them, but when they pull the parachute, everything slows down and becomes really quiet.”

“Would I do it again????? YES I definitely would, and sooner rather than later.”

Cerez would like to thank “family, friends, colleagues, old school friends, and people I’ve never met” who donated to her cause.

You can still donate to “Hearing Dogs for Deaf People” through Cerez’s JustGiving page:

www.justgiving.com/fundraising/cerezdoyle

And find out more about the charity on their website:

www.hearingdogs.org.uk

Source: southhams-today.co.uk
Image credit: Cerez Doyle