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: When donor cells attack – understanding GvHD

26 Feb 2026 Patient

Research Blog: When donor cells attack – understanding GvHD

Graft-versus-host disease is a serious but well-recognised complication of stem cell transplantation. With careful donor matching, preventative medication, and prompt...

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The new protocol that turned things around for little Vinnie

16 December 2025 Patient

The new protocol that turned things around for little Vinnie

Breakthroughs in new treatments happen all the time. For Sarah Kent it was one such newly launched drug regime that...
Research blog: The rise of CRISPR

15 December 2025 Research

Research blog: The rise of CRISPR

Last June, we introduced the concept of CRISPR in the context of CAR-T therapy and the rapid progress in immunotherapy....
“Hockey has been a huge part of my life and a huge factor in who I am”

4 December 2025 Patient

“Hockey has been a huge part of my life and a huge factor in who I am”

One of the biggest goals at the end of Sarah Chapman’s path through leukaemia treatment was to get back onto...
Dora’s love of motorbikes and dogs helped her return to health

24 November 2025 Patient

Dora’s love of motorbikes and dogs helped her return to health

Having a goal at the end of leukaemia treatment helps many patients through the toughest times. A holiday with family,...
Giving back and having a purpose is so important to me

24 November 2025 Patient

Giving back and having a purpose is so important to me

Leukaemia symptoms can be confusing and easily mistaken for other conditions, particularly for women in mid-life when fatigue and bleeding...
“I’m lucky to be alive but the side effects, both during and post treatment are enormous”

4 November 2025 Patient

“I’m lucky to be alive but the side effects, both during and post treatment are enormous”

Leukaemia treatment can be gruelling for the many months or even years that it takes. Sadly, it can also cause...
Larissa’s favourite saying was ‘One life, live it’

27 October 2025 Patient

Larissa’s favourite saying was ‘One life, live it’

Leukaemia symptoms can be vague, often leading to diagnosis only when a person is already gravely ill. In rare cases,...
A decade of progress and impact

21 October 2025 Research

A decade of progress and impact

As we wrap up our John Goldman Fellowship (JGF) anniversary month, we wanted to take a moment to showcase some...
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