- A surprise diagnosis When I was 17, I was diagnosed with Aplastic Anaemia, a rare blood cancer that turned everything upside down. I was always quite active - I was…
- Rita was six months pregnant when she got the devastating news that she had blood cancer. Although a stem cell transplant was the best option at the time, there was no match on…
- Meet Abbie, one of our Marrow volunteers Marrow is our brilliant network of volunteer student groups. Up and down the UK, hundreds of volunteers at nearly 50…
- Senior Press Officer Sophie goes behind the scenes of our new campaign Research shows that younger donors lead to better outcomes for stem cell transplant patients.…
- Louise's story When a donor on the register couldn’t be found, Louise’s older sister stepped in. Recovery was tough, with weeks of acute GvHD, but her family and…
- Meet Chloe, running the London Marathon for Anthony Nolan! I've only been running for about 6 years, and love signing up for races and giving myself something…
- Lexi's letter While most teenagers enjoy spending time with their friends, gaining their own independence and learning who they are as a person, the reality can be very…
- Meet Kash This weekend, Kash will be one of the amazing people running the London Marathon with #TeamAN. It’s been his lifelong dream to run it, and he will be running…
- Meet Nick Professor Nick Embleton had worked as a Consultant Neonatal Paediatrician in Newcastle for over 20 years helping to save the lives of thousands of babies,…
- A shock diagnosis When I was diagnosed with blood cancer it was a massive shock - I had none of the typical symptoms, and I was lucky that it got picked…
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