31/05/2026
In just 10 days, my son and I will be taking part in Race for Life 5K.
For those who have started following us recently, you may not know that I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Last week, I received the wonderful news that I am now four years cancer-free.
While that is something I am incredibly grateful for, cancer doesn’t simply disappear from your mind when the treatment ends. The physical battle may be over, but the emotional and psychological journey continues.
Recently, after a routine mammogram, I was fast-tracked for suspected breast cancer. For a while, I genuinely believed I was about to face treatment all over again. Thankfully, after further investigations, my medical team reassured me that there is no evidence of cancer and they are simply keeping an eye on an area of concern.
Moments like that remind you that cancer never completely leaves your life. Every appointment, every scan, every letter through the door can bring back memories, fears, and uncertainty. It is a journey of resilience, hope, and learning to live with the unknown.
That is why this race means so much to me. I am not just running for myself. I am running for everyone currently facing cancer, everyone living with the fear of recurrence, everyone who has lost someone they love, and everyone whose life has been touched by this disease.
If you are able to support us, no matter how small the donation, we would be incredibly grateful. Every penny helps fund life-saving research, support services, and hope for future generations.
Thank you for supporting us on this journey. ❤️
Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life to raise money and save lives. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work.