Becky George

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We're taking part in RBC Race for the Kids as a family - please help us raise as much as we can

Becky George

Alfie George

Alfie’

I remember going to my 20 week scan feeling on top of the world, I felt great and my baby was moving about. I was then told something had been found on the scan, and I was told the heartbreaking news that Alfie had a Diagphramatic Hernia which meant he had a 50% chance of surviving.

As you can imagine I cried and cried a lot.

I then decided I had to stay positive until

I was told differently…

I had scans every week at UCL London throughout my whole pregnancy, praying and hoping each time he was still growing.

At 37 weeks I had Alfie at UCL London, and I was in a room of about 10 consultants, and when I gave birth to Alfie they looked at me and said he’d survived 💚

He was then operated on at Great Ormond Street when he was 1 day old and we spent 6 weeks at GOSH recovering.

Great Ormond Street saved my boys life 💚

I’m joining the race to help beat childhood cancer by taking part in RBC Race for the Kids

I’m taking part in GOSH Charity’s family festival and fun run, RBC Race for the Kids, to raise funds to help build the new Children’s Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).

Cancer is the biggest killer of children aged one to 14 in the UK. But a child doesn’t have to die from cancer for it to take their life. Living with cancer is different for every child. It can mean countless rounds of debilitating treatment. Seeing your siblings through the windows of an isolation room. Not knowing when you’ll sleep in your own bed again. It can mean missing out on parties and playdates and trips to the park. It can mean missing the moments that make up a childhood.

But we won’t let it.

We won’t let cancer steal childhoods.

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) already cares for children with the hardest to treat cancers. Pioneering research is underway to find the most effective treatments and cures, which give hope to children and their families.

But the rapidly changing pace of cancer medicine has outstripped GOSH’s existing cancer facilities., and the hospital needs a new home to help deliver breakthrough therapies. Somewhere that will treat the child, not just their disease.

That home will be the new Children’s Cancer Centre at GOSH.

The funds raised from RBC Race for the Kids will help build a world-class facility with children at its heart.

A place where children have access to play and education alongside pioneering treatments. Where families can stay together through some of the hardest moments. Where access to outdoor space is a priority, and a focus on nutrition helps fuel recovery.

Please sponsor me to take on a 2k or 5k for GOSH Charity. Together we can build it. Together we can help beat childhood cancer.

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