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Julia, a mother to 2 young daughters, was diagnosed with Stage 2, Grade 3, HER2-positive breast cancer in April 2022 at the age of 41.

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Through our charity partnership with Run Through Events, take on the Wimbledon Common 10k. You can join us as we run through Wimbledon Common's stunning grounds. Whether you're taking on a new challenge or getting together with friends or family, it's your chance to take on the most popular trail race in London. And you might spot some furry Wombles on the route.

Julie took on Trek Peru after a friend was diagnosed with breast cancer. She gives us a peek inside the diary she took during the trip and shares what the experience meant to her.

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When Cassie went through breast cancer treatment at 34, it changed how she felt about her body. She challenged herself to build back her confidence – and now she’s helping other people do the same.

Jacqui was diagnosed with cancer in June 2019. Within the space of a year, she lost 2 friends and her dog to cancer, had to close her business, and was alone for months during lockdown. This is the first part of her story.

Martim’s wife, Celina, passed away in 2020, just one year after being diagnosed with secondary breast cancer. Suddenly a single dad to four young children, he had to find a way to adapt to his situation.

Responding to the decision by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) to recommend talazoparib (Talzenna) for use on the NHS in Scotland, Baroness Delyth Morgan, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

A business-owner and mum of 2, Natasha was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2022. She wants everyone with a breast cancer diagnosis to have access to the same services she did. She also wants to raise awareness that this can happen to anyone young, old or middle-aged.

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