I am running the 2025 London Marathon for such an amazing charity, Haven’s Hospice. After Brighton Marathon in 2024 I said I’d never do a marathon again, but here we are. It was by far the hardest thing I’ve physically done but it’s all so worth it for my H ❤️

As most of you would know my incredible husband Harrison passed away in July 2023 after a devastating battle with cancer. He fought so hard for over a year having countless gruelling treatments at The Royal Marsden, but unfortunately there was nothing more that could be done. Harrison decided he wished to receive end of life care at Haven’s Hospice, a hospice much closer to home where he was able to spend more time with his friends, family and especially his two year old daughter, Kennedy. The last two weeks of his life were spent at Haven’s and the nurses that looked after H were outstanding, and the support we received is something I will forever be grateful for. Haven’s also looked after Harrison’s Auntie Susie a year earlier, in which she also received unbelievable care.

Harrisons death has broken all of our hearts and miss him every second of every day. He made me so unbelievably proud, and I will forever be honoured to call him my Husband.

Every penny raised will go to Havens Hospices who provide the care that children and adults need. Please help me support them in whatever way you are able to.

Lots of love, and thanks, Jasmin xx

What makes Team Havens London Marathon truly special is the impact each mile has on the families Havens Hospices cares for. With every step taken runners contribute to ‘Making every day count’ for people of all ages who are living with incurable conditions and their families.