One day my daughter, Poppy, 7, asked me if she could do an indoor skydive and raise money to "help little Siobhan get better". If you are not familiar with Siobhan's story please read below:

“On 1st May 2015 a beautiful angel was born, Siobhan Mather. She bought fun and feistiness with her independent character to everyone around her. On 1st July 2017, aged just 2, Siobhan became lethargic and was taken to her GP. After being referred to Barnet General Hospital, it was discovered she had a tumour. She was transferred to Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) where she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma, a rare child cancer. Neuroblastoma is a very rare cancer and only 100 children per year are diagnosed in the U.K. Siobhan has undergone various treatments in the UK and to further her chances of a full recovery she needs a vaccine which is only available in America, but still has a long way to go! She is the bravest 2-year-old girl and is taking everything that this terrible disease can throw at her in her stride. Siobhan has been on a long journey in the last year fighting Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma and managed to get into remission and start her first cycle of immunotherapy on the 10th April. Unfortunately following the first immunotherapy treatment, Siobhan returned home and the very next day a lump was felt on her head. Siobhan had relapsed and the cancer had returned as a tumour in her skull. In order to get Siobhan ready for the vaccine in America, she will need to undergo further chemotherapy and get back into remission. She will then need to re-commence immunotherapy, which may not be available on the NHS as Siobhan is now outside of the clinical trial criteria to be eligible for the immunotherapy. This may now have to be funded privately and her family are having to increase their fundraising target from £200,000 to £400,000“

Poppy will be doing her skydive on Saturday 30th June. Please give as much as you can and help Siobhan win this fight. Thank you.