Gilly Kicks Cancer
Cancer may affect me, but it does not define me. I am determined to keep fighting and living my life to the fullest.
Gilly, GillyKicksCancer
Hi, I’m Gilly.
One Sunday morning, out of nowhere, I collapsed and was diagnosed with an aggressive and cancerous brain tumour.
To give myself the best chance of survival, I need to raise an overwhelming £250,000 for targeted therapy or immunotherapy which is not available on the NHS. No contribution is too small, and every bit of support means the world to me. Please consider donating and sharing so I can access the treatment I need. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Love and sparkles, Gilly
I am determined to kick cancer down.
Gilly, GillyKicksCancer
Help Me Beat Brain Tumour Cancer - Life-Saving Treatment Needed.
On 5th January 2025, my world changed in an instant. I suffered a sudden seizure without warning and collapsed into my dad's arms. Just two days later, on the 7th January, I received devastating news - I was diagnosed with an aggressive and fast-growing brain tumour. The doctors said it could happen to anyone.
Determined to fight, I underwent emergency brain surgery on 16th January, where an incredible UK National Health Service (NHS) team managed to remove 97% of the brain tumour. Now, as I begin NHS standard radiotherapy and chemotherapy on 12th February, I am focused on having the best possible chance at survival.
Why I Need Your Help
Cancerous brain tumours are relentless, and while standard treatments help, they are not enough. I need targeted therapies or immunotherapy, which are groundbreaking treatments that have shown promising results in extending and improving quality of life.
However, this treatment is not available on the NHS and comes with an overwhelming price tag of £250,000. Without it, my chances are drastically reduced - but with it, I have a real fighting chance to kick cancer.
I am reaching out to family, friends and the kindness of strangers to help me raise the funds needed for my life-saving immunotherapy. Every single donation, no matter how small, brings me closer to my goal.
Thank you for standing with me in this battle. Your support means everything. The funds raised will be used for immunotherapy or alternative medical treatments, as well as for my general care and welfare.
Should any funds not be used they will be donated to a cancer related charity
Attending a fundraising event isn't just about giving; it's about showing up with your heart and reminding someone that they’re not alone in their journey.
Gilly, GillyKicksCancer
