Lucy's Marathon Mission

My beautiful friend Lucy is going to run the Brighton Marathon in April. She is running in the hope of raising lots of money for the incredible Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. They have supported and nursed me over the last two years and continue to do so every week. The Phyllis Tuckwell rely heavily on charitable donations, only 12% of their funding is from the NHS…and it costs £15,000 a day to run the hospice. So, if you are able to dig deep and donate - that’d be incredible! Thank You!

Well done Lucy for being brave enough to run this far and thank you for being such a good friend. GOOD LUCK!

posted 01 February, 2012
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I'm Holly Webber, I'm 26 years old and in January 2010 I was diagnosed with advanced bowel cancer at the age of 23yrs. After 2.5 years of aggressive treatment, combining chemotherapy with three major surgeries, my cancer has now been diagnosed as terminal. In January of this year I embarked upon a clinical trial in the hope of slowing down the progression of secondary disease on my liver and lungs. It was unsuccessful. I'm now officially receiving palliative care from the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. I created this page so that I can blog my story, with the aim of helping others and inspiring my readers. My email is: hollywebber@ gmail.com

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Lucy's Marathon Mission