Our Stories
Cancer patients and their families are at the heart of what we do. Read a selection of inspirational stories from the people we’ve helped and hear from those who volunteer and support our work.
Andy’s Story
Andy's prostate cancer diagnosis ultimately left him with severe incontinence and other ongoing health issues. He now wants to raise awareness about the need for more public venues to have bins for men in their facilities.
Jayne’s story
Jayne saw her step-dad pass away from prostate cancer and has had two lots of cancer operations herself - she wants to use her experience to help others and has become a valued cancer champion.
Alice’s Story
Marc’s daughter Alice Christian vows to continues his legacy for Lingen Davies
Catherine’s Story
Catherine found a peppercorn-sized lump in her breast and since then has had recurring breast cancer. She shares her experience to help and suppport others.
You won’t want to miss our Secret Garden Ball at the stunning Shropshire venue of Pimhill Barn at Lea Hall next month! 🪻🌱
Make sure you reserve your tickets… email [email protected] or phone 01743 492 396.
📅 Saturday, 31st August
📍Pimhill Barn, Harmer Hill
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Thank you to Andy for sharing his story after being diagnosed with prostate cancer aged 64.
Andy is an advocate for the importance of early diagnosis and improving men's facilities post treatment. He will be supporting us with an exciting new project coming soon 👀
If you've spared 30 seconds to read this post, don't forget to spare 30 seconds to check your risk of prostate cancer - bit.ly/38GuUI5
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Andy was left with severe incontinence after treatment for his prostate cancer - here he talks about raising awareness of boys need bins.Comment on Facebook
'To challenge myself for a good cause'.
That's the reason some of this year's Pedal the Borders participants gave when asked why they wanted to take part. Choose your distance and challenge yourself this September in support of local cancer services.
📆Sunday, 8th September
📍Welshpool Rugby Club
🚲25km, 60km, 100km and 100 miles routes
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