Hi folks,

Thanks to a mad bunch of mates, I’ve been roped into cycling 500km from London to Paris on June 5th—again. Four days, endless hills, and a saddle that’s slowly destroying me.

I’ve had to splash out on a new bike and kit, and now every spare minute’s spent training. My legs hurt. My back hurts. My backside hurts more.

But I’m doing it for a reason.

Blood cancer has hit close to home. I’ve seen what it can do. It’s devastating. So I’m riding to raise money for Cure Leukaemia and the brilliant work they do.

If you can spare a few quid, please donate. And feel free to share this with anyone who might help. It all adds up.

Thanks,

David

Cure Leukaemia helps blood cancer patients to access pioneering drug and transplant treatments by funding a network of specialist research nurses across the UK. Without these nurses to ensure patients are monitored and cared for, clinical trials of these new treatments would not run, and patients that have exhausted standard treatment options would miss out on potentially lifesaving therapies. Every penny raised for Cure Leukaemia helps save lives and also hastens global progress towards the eradication of all forms of blood cancer.