In honor of my parents, I am embarking on a remarkable journey to run the World 6 marathon, each dedicated to supporting a charitable cause that upholds their enduring legacy.

My mother, a dedicated nurse, instilled in me a profound appreciation for healthcare and compassion. Her impactful stories resonated deeply with me, inspiring my unwavering commitment to the field of brain sciences.

When I discovered The Natalie Kate Moss Trust and learned about their relentless efforts to prevent and treat brain hemorrhages, I knew this was the perfect charity to support during the London Marathon 2025. Their mission to prevent avoidable tragedies through education and empowerment aligns with my own fervent belief in taking control of our health.

Together, we can make a difference by supporting groundbreaking research and raising awareness for this vital cause.

For context, to compare these numbers to the most

common cancers, breast and lung, there are half a

million more deaths per year from brain haemorrhages

than both of these put together.

And the truth is, that within one month

only two out of five patients will survive after a brain

haemorrhage, a statistic that has not changed in 40

years. In contrast breast cancer survival has doubled in

that same period.

This is why this research is so important. Thank you for

supporting it!"