highhigh riskhigh.Colleagues within Staffordshire Police are completing a 90ft abseil in Snowdonia on the 30th May to raise money to help Gracie reach her target of £300,000 for life saving treatment that is not available in the UK.

Gracie Tudor was diagnosed in March 2023 with high risk Neuroblastoma with the MYC N gene she is currently having treatment at Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Gracie’s family and friends started fundraising in March after reading so many stories they decided to fundraise to get extra treatment.

Gracie has the MYC N gene this means that there is a 70% chance that this can mutate and come back there are many treatments abroad that can help eliminate this gene.

We want to do whatever we can to help Gracie and her family and help to support other families who are going through this as well. We also want to help spread awareness of neuroblastoma which develops from specialised nerve cells left behind from a baby's development in the womb and can spread to other organs, such as the bone marrow, bone, lymph nodes, liver and skin. Please visit #ALLFORGRACIE on google to read more about Gracie‘s story.

Please help us to reach this target and get Gracie the treatment that she needs in the USA.

If the funds arent needed for Gracie they will be given to Birmingham Childrens Hospital and/or a Child Neuroblastoma charity tbc.

Thank you.