On 13th September I’ll strap 50lb (22.7kg) to my back and run-ruck 50 km (31 miles) along the Suffolk Coast.

Great Ormond Street Hospital treats hundreds of seriously-ill children every single day, yet the NHS doesn’t cover everything.

GOSH Children’s Charity steps in—funding redevelopment, research, medical equipment, and family accommodation—all powered by donations.

I’ve never been a patient there, but the thought of a child trading playground time for hospital corridors hits me hard. I can’t prescribe medicine, yet I can shoulder some of their burden—literally.

Every step is a statement: these kids and their families don’t walk alone.

£27 could fund an hour of music therapy for a child who needs extra support during their stay.

£40 could help give parents a good night’s sleep in our accommodation, while their child is in hospital.

£58 could fund an hour’s research on a new gene editing based therapy to treat Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that keeps a child’s immune system from working properly.

£152 could fund a Play Specialist to help reduce anxiety for a child who is scared of needles for blood tests.

Donate, share, or just cheer me on—together we’ll lighten their load and turn hospital stays into hope-filled days.