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My experience with Blood Cancer United left a lasting impact on me, both personally and emotionally. Witnessing the compassion, advocacy, and unwavering support they provide to patients and families navigating the challenges of blood cancer was deeply moving. Their work goes far beyond awareness—they create a sense of community, hope, and strength for those who often feel isolated in their journey. As someone who understands the weight of a cancer diagnosis, seeing their commitment to uplifting others reminded me of the power of shared stories and human connection. It reinforced my belief that no one should face this battle alone, and it inspired me to continue sharing my own story to help others find courage and hope.

Tony

leukemia

We are Blood Cancer United.

Everyone affected by blood cancer—patients, survivors, caregivers, researchers, advocates, fundraisers, everyone—has a story. Share yours.
Richard in a chair outside with a Corona smiling in a blue hooded jacket

Richard

In memory

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Henry Jr

leukemia

Snapshot of Toben standing in front of trees, a cancer survivor

Toben

leukemia

A young child in animal‑print pajamas holds a knitted lion toy while standing indoors near a door. The warm, gentle moment could be used in materials supporting families affected by blood cancer, highlighting the innocence and resilience of childhood.

Sophia

Supporter

Graham, blood cancer advocate, on Tour de France route ahead of  UK charity Cure Leukaemia event

Graham

Advocate

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Carley

In Memory

Beat AML background

Russ

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Jelien, leukemis patient, in tropical costume

Jelien

Leukemia

A small child sits upright in a hospital bed, with soft lighting falling across their bare shoulders and a carefully bandaged medical port on their chest. The quiet, tender scene reflects vulnerability and deep courage, honoring the profound strength shown by families whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Michelle

Family member and caregiver

Selina standing outside at sunset in a field with a black dress and black heels

Selina

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Elisabeth, cancer survivor

Elisabeth

stage 4 Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

Two people stand together in a hospital room, one wearing gloves and the other in a protective gown, gently holding a filled medical bag between them. Surrounded by IV lines and equipment, their close posture and steady hands reflect courage, compassion, and the powerful bond of support shared during the difficult journey that blood cancer brings.

Ruben

leukemia

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is now Blood Cancer United. Learn more.