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
Research blog: Accelerating progress in AML

28 Apr 2025 Patient

Research blog: Accelerating progress in AML

One of the most emotionally difficult side-effects of leukaemia treatment in younger people can be infertility. Hannah Moore was just...

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“I am the data!”: Lizzie’s Story

6 January 2025 Patient

“I am the data!”: Lizzie’s Story

CAR-T therapy has been available on the NHS at a number of specialist UK centres since 2018 for children, but...
A mother’s hope – Hannah’s story

23 December 2024 Patient

A mother’s hope – Hannah’s story

One of the most emotionally difficult side-effects of leukaemia treatment in younger people can be infertility. Hannah Moore was just...
You never know what might be the tipping point: Simon’s story

13 December 2024 Fundraising

You never know what might be the tipping point: Simon’s story

Simon Chin, from Stamford in Lincolnshire, had always wanted to build his own ‘Grand Design’. After he retired in 2014...
In memory of Marsha Rayatt

29 November 2024 Patient

In memory of Marsha Rayatt

Marsha Rayatt sadly passed away from the side effects of gruelling treatment for a rare type of leukaemia in 2023....
The power of friendship, football and fundraising: Carl’s story

11 November 2024 Patient

The power of friendship, football and fundraising: Carl’s story

When keen sportsman Carl Hewson died from leukaemia at the age of 27, his family and friends were inspired to...
A man of steel who everyone adored: John’s story

18 October 2024 Patient

A man of steel who everyone adored: John’s story

New drugs to treat leukaemia are developed and put on trial, as a result of research, all the time. John...
The importance of enjoying life: Rosalyn’s Story

4 October 2024 Patient

The importance of enjoying life: Rosalyn’s Story

Women in their early 50s who find themselves exhausted and anxious yet unable to sleep often put their symptoms down...
An absolute fighter: Freddie’s Story

4 October 2024 Patient

An absolute fighter: Freddie’s Story

“When I see stuff on the news about childhood cancer I can see the distant look in the parents’ eyes...
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