Walking for Mum (Flossie) who lost her battle with secondary breast cancer, myself, a survivor of 17 years and my beautiful sister, Carole, who has been newly diagnosed. The fight continues.

Pippa - the world lost a lot of sparkle when you passed but how amazingly brave you were. Love and miss you every moment

My children and I are walking in the Newcastle MDC to honour of my beautiful Mum who fought so bravely against Ovarian Cancer. Diagnosed at just 49 years old she succumbed to the illness at 53. Always the light in every room, everybody who met her was instantly drawn to her. Even when faced with a terminal illness, she continued to radiate positivity and joy everywhere she went. She even purchased herself an Audi convertible mid treatment because "if i'm going to have terminal cancer, i'm going to do in in style". So very loved and so very deeply missed every day! Thank you for opening up this years Mothers Day Classic to Ovarian Cancer Research, may we one day see an improvement in survival rates for this awful disease.

In honour of my beautiful mum, Brenda. Mothers Day 2023 was our last day together, you were so positive, determined and strong for six years. I'm sure you waited, so that I had a whole year to learn to be strong enough to face this day without you. Miss you everyday Mum xxx

This year I walk for myself 💖 ( 2 years since diagnosis), for beautiful Vicky who left her loved ones way too soon but has left a legacy of love💖 and for all who are continuing to fight for their lives 💖

This year I walk for myself💖 ( 2 years since diagnosis) and for beautiful Vicky who left her loved ones way too soon💖Also for all who continue to fight for their lives 💖

Miss you Sue … never a day goes by that I don’t think of you!

Mum, this is the first Mother’s Day without you and we miss you more and more everyday. You fought hard and enjoyed every moment you had in this world. Your smile, infectious laughter and positive attitude will be missed. We love you, happy Mother’s Day x

I’m doing this for my beautiful Nan, Matilda Mackie who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 100 years old and sadly passed just before her 102nd birthday. My Aunty Linda who is a survivor for over ten years now and who was my angel when I was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2021. The after treatment can sometimes be the hardest part and I’m doing my best to be a survivor. Thinking of all those missing loved ones, those battling, those learning to thrive again and those supporting xxx

I have just finished chemo and radiation after being diagnosed with breast cancer September last year. Family and friends have helped me through especially my beautiful daughter in law.

Love you Dee & Sarah and sorry you’re no longer here.

We're are walking with mum she was diagnosed 2022