Neuroblastoma's a rough cancer. My daughter Poppy's facing up to it with strength and grace (and, sometimes, laughter) but it isn't easy. We've needed plenty of support along the way and there are plenty of other families out there who are like us. Neuroblastoma UK fund research to fight against this cancer - Poppy has been treated by doctors they work with - and there is plenty going on right now that gives these doctors reasons to be hopeful. 

I'm running the London Marathon to raise anything I can for the charity. The run will not be easy. At times, it's going to be horrible. But one thing being Poppy's dad has taught me over the past year is that you can do things that are difficult. One step at a time.

Please support me, and please support this charity. Around 100 kids are diagnosed with neuroblastoma every year in the UK alone. Countless children may benefit from your donation.