For the people who are helping Sam.

Hello everyone!

Last year in March, Sam and Noah completed the 10 000 steps for Cancer Challenge. They raised £737.50, thanks to all your amazing donations!

 

Six weeks later, Sam was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and he started his own battle. He has had six months of incredibly intense chemotherapy, daily medicines, operations, hospital stays, cannulas and his least favourite thing- finger pricks for blood tests! He has been sick, needed a wheelchair to get around and lost his hair. He will continue to receive treatment for another two years and we are all looking forward to the 20th of July 2024, when he should have his last dose!

 

Sam has handled everything with incredible bravery, unlimited patience and a sense of humour. He has received outstanding care from everyone at the Oncology Department at Telford Princess Royal Hospital and Birmingham Children's Hospital. He was able to loan a wheelchair for as long as he needed thanks to the British Red Cross and his life has been made brighter thanks to The Harry Johnson Trust, who have donated gifts and trips out.

 

Sam and Noah have decided that they will try and tackle the daily 10 000 steps challenge again this year. They have started their challenge today, exactly a year to the date that Sam was diagnosed and will walk 10 000 steps every day for one month. They are hoping to raise some money and share it among all the charities involved with Sam on his journey. They are both in this together and Noah continues to support Sam along the way. They would both love it, if you could sponsor them and keep them going on their challenge! So, please share this link with anyone and everyone you might know.

 

They are doing this for all those children out there who are kicking cancer's ass!