For those of you that know me , you will know how much taking part in this event means to me . As our son Sean was diagnosed with testicular cancer during the first lockdown aged 21 ., Because of the pandemic he had to be on his own for diagnosis and his op ,which was hard . We are so thankful he caught it early and it was stage 1. I had hoped to run this but unfortunately I got covid at Christmas which has played havoc with my asthma , so my plan is to try jeffing giving it my best shot and walking when I need to . You support to help raise awareness would been so much .Thank you for supporting my Colchester Virtual Half-Marathon - in aid of The Robin Cancer Trust!Your kind donations will help fund The Robin Cancer Trust's life-saving awareness campaigns, educational programmes and support services for young adults and families affected by germ cell cancer.£10 - could fund an online awareness campaign reaching thousands of young adults.£25 - could directly educate 200 students on the signs & symptoms of germ cell cancer.£50 - could provide support to an individual or family affected by germ cell cancer.Please donate what you can - large or small - to support the UK's germ cell cancer community.Together we will save lives, thank you.