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You Don't Have to Face It Alone
A cancer diagnosis can change your life in an instant. Whether you've just been diagnosed, are having treatment, living with the long-term effects of cancer, or supporting someone you love, you don't have to go through it on your own.
At Heartbreak to Hope, we believe that hope can be found even in the most difficult circumstances.
Heartbreak to Hope was founded from lived experience.
Having faced multiple myeloma, cardiac amyloidosis, breast cancer and many of life's personal challenges, I understand how overwhelming the journey can feel.
While I don't provide medical advice, I can offer something just as valuable: a listening ear, encouragement and the reassurance that someone else has walked a similar path.
Sometimes, speaking to someone who truly understands can make all the difference.
Reach Out — We Are Here
If you would like to connect, simply complete the contact form and I'll be in touch as soon as possible. Whether you have questions, need encouragement, or simply want to speak with someone who understands from lived experience, you are very welcome to get in touch.
Complete the Contact FormTrusted Organisations
If you need specialist advice or additional support, these organisations are here to help.
Macmillan Cancer Support
Blood Cancer UK
Breast Cancer Now
Maggie's
Free practical, emotional and psychological support for people living with cancer and their families.
Cancer Research UK
Trusted information about cancer, treatments and ongoing research.
Featured in Cancer Connect
In 2020, St George's Hospital featured my story in Cancer Connect, sharing my journey from a life-changing diagnosis to finding hope and purpose through lived experience.
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Please Note
Heartbreak to Hope offers peer support through lived experience. We do not provide medical advice or replace your healthcare team. If you need urgent medical advice, please contact your hospital team, NHS 111, or call 999 in an emergency.