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Thankfully, after surgery and chemotherapy, I came out the other side. But that experience completely changed how I look at life. It reminded me just how quickly everything can change and how important early diagnosis really is.
That’s why I’m incredibly proud to be running the London Marathon 2027 for The Robin Cancer Trust.
The Robin Cancer Trust does amazing work raising awareness of testicular cancer, educating young people about the signs to look out for, and encouraging regular self-checks. Those simple conversations and checks can genuinely save lives.
Running the London Marathon has been on my bucket list for years, but being able to do it for a charity that has such a personal connection makes crossing that finish line mean so much more.
Over the next few months I’ll be sharing my training, fundraising and everything that comes with preparing for 26.2 miles. There will no doubt be plenty of tough runs along the way, but they’ll be nothing compared to what so many people and their families face every day.
If you’re able to support me, no matter how big or small the donation, I’d be hugely grateful. Every penny will help The Robin Cancer Trust continue raising awareness, supporting those affected by testicular cancer and helping more people receive an early diagnosis.