In 2021, I ran nearly 3,000km in 12 months, through storms, struggle, and lockdowns — all while dressed in hilarious, joyful costumes. I raised over £7,000 for mental health, because even in heartbreak, I knew one thing: I had to keep moving.

Now I’m back.

But this time, it’s personal.

💔 I lost my grandparent to prostate cancer.

💔 I lost a dear friend and colleague to pancreatic cancer.

And I know what you probably know too:

1 in 2 of us will be affected by cancer.

So I’m taking on a new challenge — for Clan Cancer Support, and for every single person facing the emotional and physical toll of cancer.

💜 THE MISSION

🗓 June 2025 – December 2026

🚶🏽‍♂️ 50KM every week — walking, running, cycling

🎭 In full costume — joy, laughter, connection

❄️ 2-minute cold showers after every session

🛁 Weekly 5–10 minute ice baths

📍 Spreading hope through Aberdeen, Montrose, Dundee, and Glasgow

This is for the families sitting in waiting rooms.

The people waking up to chemo.

The loved ones who never got to ring the bell.

And the organisations like Clan, who walk beside them every step of the way.

If I can show up as a unicorn in the snow or a banana on a bike, maybe I can help start a conversation — or raise the funds that change a life.

Donate. Share. Or join me on the journey — costumes 100% encouraged.

❤️‍🔥 Let’s honour those we’ve lost.

💜 Let’s support those still fighting.

🎭 Let’s make hope visible — and unstoppable.

This is for them. This is for all of us.

Support Clan Cancer Support today.

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