Category : Cancer Care


Woman Runs Marathon After Beating Cancer and Amputation

Amelia Mason, 20, from Portsmouth, overcame a bone cancer diagnosis and leg amputation at age 15. Now cancer-free, she is training for the London Marathon to raise funds for the Bone Cancer Research Trust, proving resilience and positivity.

Swansea Family's Brain Tumour Battle Sparks Fundraising

A Swansea family is turning their trauma into hope after Stuart Hill's brain tumour diagnosis. His wife Bev and daughter Megan are raising funds and awareness for Brain Tumour Research during Brain Tumour Awareness Month.

Sea Shantyman Honoured with £7,493 Cancer Care Donation

A beloved sea shantyman, Peter Wadham, has been remembered through music and a generous £7,493 donation to The Queen Elizabeth Hospital's Cancer Care Unit, raised by Nelson's Shantymen and The White Horse pub in Brancaster Staithe.

Midland Mum Remembered as 'Angel' After Rare Cancer

Katie Nelson, a 49-year-old mother from Penkridge, has passed away from cholangiocarcinoma, a rare bile duct cancer with a 5% survival rate. Her family's donation is already improving patient care at the University of Birmingham.

Beddau Dad's Journey from Brain Tumor to 30km Walk

Lewis Goodfield, a 37-year-old father from Beddau, is preparing for a 30km Twilight Walk after undergoing brain surgery for a glioma. His personal challenge has grown into a community event supporting The Brain Tumour Charity.

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