“Experiences like this are why I want to help improve survival rates of cancer.”

“If I had not been pregnant and so aware of my own body, the outcome could have been very different for both of us”

“If I can keep doing my bit then maybe that will help towards someone else’s story finishing with the same happy ending as ours,”

“I ran the Cancer Research UK London Winter Run to remember my parents, a week later, I became a patient myself.”

“If my running and fundraising means one less person has to suffer, it’s absolutely worth it."

“It’s partly about saying thank you for the research and treatment, but also because the statistics around cancer are still so shocking.”

“It’s such a special feeling to be surrounded by so many people, all united in the same goal of beating cancer.”

“Knowing that my efforts are helping fund research that could save lives is what keeps me motivated year after year.”

"I want to show my support for other people who have lost a parent, spouse, child, or friend."

“It hasn’t been easy, but I am determined to use my experience in a positive way”

“After Rob’s passing, I vowed to raise as much money for Cancer Research UK as I possibly could.”

“I never ever thought I’d be a runner. Running for Cancer Research UK has given me that opportunity”

“Cancer has touched my life more than I would have ever expected or wanted”