Our stories

Without personal stories from people affected by leukaemia, it would be impossible for us to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the disease and fundraise for further research. If you would like to share your leukaemia journey, please get in touch with us on communications@leukaemiauk.org.uk
Braith remembers his brother, Lyndon

24 March 2025 Awareness

Braith remembers his brother, Lyndon

Fifteen years after he lost his brother, Lyndon, to leukaemia, Braith Tomlinson has decided to remember him by running the...
Emma’s run in memory of nan, Brenda

20 March 2025 Awareness

Emma’s run in memory of nan, Brenda

Emma Batchelor is running the London Landmarks in memory of beloved nan Brenda, who passed away last year just nine...
Advocate for change: Joseph’s story

17 February 2025 Awareness

Advocate for change: Joseph’s story

Leukaemia UK Community Champion Joseph Beaver has a rare type of leukaemia. His condition was discovered by chance when he...
Little Mollie’s ALL journey

13 February 2025 Awareness

Little Mollie’s ALL journey

As a lively, healthy 3½ year old, Mollie Davies was just starting nursery and making new friends in the spring...
“Tracey was only their seventh patient”: Tracey’s Story

21 January 2025 Awareness

“Tracey was only their seventh patient”: Tracey’s Story

The drug Doxorubicin (Adriamicyn) is nowadays a standard treatment for many childhood and adult cancers including one of the most...
What is blood cancer?

1 September 2024 Awareness

What is blood cancer?

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a chance to shine a spotlight on the disease and raise vital awareness. What...
“Legends never die and Mum was our legend”

20 February 2024 Awareness

“Legends never die and Mum was our legend”

Jeya Poinasamy was the strong heart of her family. Jeya and her husband, Bala had come to the UK in...
Robert’s journey to remission from AML

20 September 2023 Awareness

Robert’s journey to remission from AML

“Robert and I developed a special signal…..When we weren’t able to hold hands we each raised our little finger and...