Every year the month of September is always bittersweet. I get to celebrate the birthday of my youngest son and be reminded of his cancer diagnosis that he received not long after he turned 4 years. We are nearing the end of treatment for Kian (in November 🙌) and I have mixed feelings. I’m beyond grateful that he is responding to treatment really well and continues to be in remission. But I’m also welcoming end of treatment with an overwhelming feeling of trepidation. End of treatment just means he is no longer receiving chemo, but he is not really in the clear yet. He will now be entering a 3 year monitoring period to ensure his cancer doesn’t come back. I’m still holding my breath and praying that every check up comes back clear. So, if you have some spare change do donate to Leukaemia Foundation. Your donation makes a difference in cancer research. Thank you ❤️ As the sun sets on Friday, 30 September, I will be taking part in Light the Night so no one in the blood cancer community ever has to feel alone. When blood cancer touches a life, it can feel like the beginning of a long, dark night. Treatment is often complex and urgent. Life-saving care can be far from home. Too many are left feeling overwhelmed and unsure – and isolated. Funds raised through this special event will ensure someone will be there for families through every scary, uncertain moment following a blood cancer diagnosis. Donations also transform fear into hope in miraculous, life-changing ways by furthering the work of brilliant research scientists. Please help me reach my goal by donating to my Light the Night.