In March 2025, I was diagnosed with primary breast cancer at the age of 37. What followed was 9 months of aggressive treatment - 16 rounds of chemotherapy, a surgery, and 20 rounds of radiotherapy. Now, I am facing at least 7 years of further drugs and treatment to keep the cancer away.

Although today I can say that I am "cancer free", it doesn't change the trauma of the diagnosis and the impact it has had on me, my husband, my two young children and my wider family.

For this reason, my sister and I are taking part in the Pink Ribbon Walk for Breast Cancer Now, to raise money for world-class research and life-changing care for anyone affected by breast cancer. By 2023 it is estimated that 1.2 million women will be living with this disease.

And that's why we are doing this. By sponsoring my Pink Ribbon Walk you can help change the lives of men and women and the future of breast cancer. Thank you for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.