A group of us are cycling from Hope in The Peak District back to South Reston in Lincolnshire over 3 days. We range from 8 years old to early 70’s and between us all we hope to complete 119 miles. 4 of us will be using E-bikes as we need the assistance on those hills these days but regardless it will still be a challenge for us and for me that means that I can hopefully complete the full challenge. Suffering with stage 4 incurable breast cancer with liver metastasis has its own challenges but I am determined to not only take part this year but to complete it as well, just as long as I’m feeling well enough.

I am a patient on The Hope for Tomorrow mobile unit, called Elaine so I know how important it is to raise money for charities such as this one and with cancer affecting 1 in 2 people these days, the pressure to treat cancer patients is forever increasing. To have more mobile units like this one would be a huge help. Elaine visits Louth twice a week, Skegness twice a week and Spaulding once a week to give treatment to many patients such as myself.

Thank you kindly in advance xx

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