On the evening of Saturday 10 October, I am taking part in Light the Night because blood cancer has touched my life. Earlier this year, my mum was diagnosed with T-cell prolymphocytic Leukaemia. She has been such a strong and inspiring woman and I am so amazed with how much she has gone through. We are very lucky to have such great doctors and nurses help with her journey. We know that other families aren’t so lucky and that more and more research needs to be funded for better options. Funds raised through this special event provide families facing blood cancer with the care needed to make it through every scary, uncertain moment that follows a diagnosis. Donations also transform fear into hope in miraculous, life-changing ways by furthering the work of brilliant research scientists. This research is saving lives right now as it continues to discover faster diagnostics and even better treatments for people with blood cancer. Please help us reach our goal by donating to our Light the Night event.