Anthony Brown

Chase the sun for Emily

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£3,867
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In memory of Emily Brown
Blood Cancer UK

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We fund research and provide support to improve blood cancer patients' lives

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So I've done it, 211 Miles (went the wrong way a few times) bit sore but will be fine. 

You've done your bit too!! Thank you so much for your Donations, every one of them is greatly appreciated xx



It would have been Emilys 11th Birthday on the 13th June. We miss her so so much. 

Emily was a kind, gregarious, creative, funny, rainbow and butterfly loving little girl. She was also stubborn, absolutely knew her own mind, and faced her treatment stoically. 

Emily died in February 2018 of Pneumonia bought on by a cold, post bone marrow transplant. She'd had a relapse from her original cancer, the transplant being her only hope.

Please give generously so that other families do not have to go through what we have. 

Its difficult to convey how the treatment effects your child, but none of it is pleasant. From the rage bought on by steroids, hair loss, Isolation, missed friends, incontinence, vomiting, needles, ports, feeding tubes, regular spinal fluid withdrawal. Memories I would rather not have. 

Before the pandemic blood cancer research was on the cusp of many new discoveries and developments into less harsh treatments. Much of this research is funded by charitable donations. Like many charities they have suffered badly with donations plummeting. 

So a fitting challenge to get you donating, 

This would have been a John o Groats to Lands End ride, we had to cancel that some months ago due to uncertainty over restrictions. So chase the sun it is then. 

206 miles from Minster in Sheppy to Burnham on sea Somerset during the hours of light on the longest Saturday of the year.  I must be mad!

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Blood Cancer UK

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We're dedicated to beating blood cancer. We fund research and support those affected. Since 1960, we've invested over £500 million in blood cancer research, transforming treatments and saving lives. The day we beat blood cancer is now in sight and our researchers are determined to finish the job.

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