Cancer doesn’t care who you are. It doesn’t care about your age, your family, your plans or your dreams.
It can change a life in an instant.
Most of us have heard the words “I have cancer” spoken by someone we love. We’ve watched people fight through fear, pain and uncertainty. We’ve sat beside hospital beds, waited for results, celebrated good news and, heartbreakingly, said goodbye to people who should still be here.
That’s why I’m taking on a 500km walk from Brisbane to Hervey Bay to raise money, raise awareness and stand beside every person and family affected by cancer.
Every step will have a meaning.
👣 For the person fighting cancer today.
👣 For the survivor who refused to give up.
👣 For the family sitting beside a hospital bed.
👣 For the loved one we wish we could have one more day with.
👣 And for the future generations who deserve a world where cancer doesn’t take so many lives.
500km is a long way. But cancer is a much longer journey.
I know this walk will hurt. My feet will ache, my body will be tired and there will be moments when I question whether I can keep going.
But when that happens, I’ll think about the people who don’t get the choice to stop fighting.
So please, if you can, donate.
It doesn’t have to be a huge amount. $5 can make a difference. $10 can make a difference. $20 can make a difference.
And if you can’t donate, please share this fundraiser. You never know whose life you might help touch by sharing it.
I’m not just walking 500 km.
I’m walking for the people we love.
I’m walking for the people we’ve lost.
I’m walking for people still fighting.
And I’m walk it for hope.
Every donation. Every share. Every kilometre.
IT ALL MATTERS
Thank you for helping me make every step count.
