Rosalyn, misdiagnosed for years, discovered she had chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) at age 54. After a gruelling treatment, she now remains in remission, advocating for awareness and research. Her journey highlights the challenges of delayed diagnosis and the hope brought by medical advancements.

Freddie, diagnosed with leukaemia at age four, showed subtle symptoms that his parents initially overlooked. After a sudden decline in health, tests confirmed acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Despite the challenges, Freddie’s bravery and the support from Leukaemia UK are helping him fight through treatment, offering hope for a future where children no longer remember their illness.

After losing 29-year-old midwife Megan Cremin just five days after a rare leukaemia diagnosis, her grieving family and friends have turned their sorrow into action. They are fundraising for Leukaemia UK to support earlier diagnosis and research, hoping to prevent others from experiencing the same devastating loss. Megan’s story highlights the urgent need for greater awareness and faster treatment for rare, aggressive forms of leukaemia.