I was diagnosed with PC in Feb 26. I’ll be walking and raising money for research and to create more awareness.

I was diagnosed with inoperable PC on 27th Feb 2026. I’m going to do the walk and raise as much as I can to help research and also to raise awareness.

I'm doing this for my sister Jan who died too early and for all the other families suffering from this awful disease

I miss you every day Dad. X

Thanks Ollie

I am walking 84km in solidarity with my amazing friend Sarah who inspires me every day she is so brave , positive and is not going down without a fight I love you Sarah you are my very own warrior

Walking for my mum who died of pancreatic cancer in April 2026 aged 87. Love you mum

I am walking to remember and honour my beautiful grandma who lost her battle to pancreatic cancer. 💜🎗️

Both my auntie Pat and her daughter Suzie died of pancreatic cancer, within 18months of each other. Suzie was only 51 and had fought for 5 years to conquer her illness. They were both so very strong and brave. As a family, we miss them both.

I'm walking in living memory of ny husband Aidan who died at the end of 2024, only 11 weeks after he was diagnosed. He was very fit, a keen cyclist who looked after himself. His symptoms had been dismissed as muscle pains from his cycling for months and by the time it was found it was too late for any treatment at all, he didn't even get a biopsy. He was only 57. I want to play a part in helping others, both now and in the future and ensure that stories like Aidan's become a thing of the past.

Honouring my Dad who just lost his life to Pancreatic cancer after only two weeks. Our hearts are shattered but his legacy will remain. 💛

I am doing this challenge in memory of a wonderful man I had the pleasure of calling my father in law. Although I didnt have as long as many others have had I am doing this to help.prevent others going through the heartache of losing someone special...

This September I will be walking 197km in memory of my lovely dad, Martin, who sadly lost his life to pancreatic cancer two years ago. He was the bravest person I have ever known and I miss him so very much!

I have used this challenge to highlight that there can be positives and hope for people with PC. I was diagnosed with Neuroendocrine tumours in 2024, had several major surgeries in 2025 (including removal of my pancreas and spleen), am now Type 1 diabetic, take enzymes with my food along with with other meds, have lesions on my liver as a result of metastasis, for which I receive a monthly injection to help control. Despite all this, I live life to the full (to the best of my abilities), enjoying holidays, sport and socialising. Whatever life throws at you, make the most of it.

I have been inspired to complete this challenge by all the people I meet who have pancreatic cancer and those who have died from the disease. I often think of those no longer with us, and I hope one day we can reach a place where we have much better treatments for pancreatic cancer.

I walk in honour of my beautiful Mam who passed away from pancreatic cancer this May. Mam faced her diagnosis with such dignity and grace but the heartbreak is felt by all her family and friends. If I can raise awareness and help fund research into new treatments or advances in pancreatic cancer as a tribute I hope to play a small part in helping other families walking this path x

I am walking in Loving Memory Of my bonus Dad Tommy, Thomas Downie. Tommy fought a brave and courageous battle against Pancreatic Cancer for 18 long months. Even on his final day on earth he was still telling us "I'm fine!" Loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. God really does only take the best. Rest in Peace Tommy xxx 💜

This September, I will remember those we’ve lost, honour those who continue to fight, and walk beside the families whose lives have been changed forever by pancreatic cancer. I’m taking on this challenge because someone very close to me is currently living through this journey. It has opened my eyes to just how cruel this disease is, but also to the incredible courage shown by those facing it. Every step is filled with hope—for better treatments, earlier diagnosis and, one day, a world without pancreatic cancer. 💜

For my mum, Teresa. Pancreatic cancer may have taken you from this world, but it could never take away the love you gave us or the memories we hold so tightly. Twelve years later, I still wish I could hear your voice, have one more hug, and tell you just how much I love you. There are so many moments I wish you were here to see. Every mile I walk this September is for you. For your courage. For your strength. For your memory. And for the hope that one day no family will have to lose someone they love to this cruel disease. Until we meet again, Mum. I carry you with me every single step. 💜

I am walking this September in memory of my Grandfather Stuart, who recently lost his battle to this cruel disease. He was 86 years old. It was awful watching the man you look up to slowly slip away. Love you always gramps, I know you will be proud of me for doing this for you.

Mike Talbot. He lost his brave battle with Pancreatic cancer in 2009. I am walking in his memory and all like him who were taken too early by this horrible disease. Mike had the biggest smile and wicked sense of humour, I will be thinking of him every step of the way, hopefully with a smile as I remember some of his jokes, especially the ones where my mother-in-law says “no Michael”

I shall be walking in honour of my friend Christine who is so bravely fighting this cruel disease.

In Memory of my wonderful Mother, taken from this earth far too early to this awful disease. Aged 80yrs Missed every single day

Walking in memory of my Dad, John Burrows. Best Dad I could have wished for.

Life life, make memories

My dad (Jon), known to some as Booter, passed away recently from pancreatic cancer, only aged 62 years old. Dad had never been ill before so this came as a massive shock. Months of going back and forth to A&E and the GP and unfortunately it took 5 months before they diagnosed the cancer. He couldn't have the operation and instead had chemo and radiotherapy (MRIdian)-- a new cutting edge radiotherapy that we were told had a 80% chance of shrinking and killing the tumor. Unfortunately, it grew larger and blocked his stomach and he struggled to eat or drink anything and slowly passed away, losing a substantial amount of weight. It was devastating to watch dad slowly passed away, as he was so strong and determined to live and willing to do whatever it took. Dad was a massive softy, so kind and loving and so thoughtful to everyone he knew. He was known for his kindness at work and his department was the only one to have near full feedback on surveys, all stating what a wonderful and kind boss he was. Dad had such an amazing sense of humour and always made people laugh or smile. He was so intelligent and it was inspiring watching him work out the most complex mathematics in seconds. He was naturally sporty, and had a love of many sports, especially rugby and had many lifelong friends. I love you dad, I couldn't have asked for a better dad

In honour of my beautiful mum, who tragically lost her life to this horrendous disease, help me fundraise to support research and prevent so many unnecessary deaths to Pancreatic Cancer.

I'm doing this challange in loving memory of my nanny Jen. Each time I go out for a walk, I will use this quiet time to remember her. Loving memories like baking or going to walk the dogs together 💜

I’m walking 84km in September for my beloved father who sadly succumbed to pancreatic cancer in September 2023 after six months of symptoms but died peacefully which we were grateful of. Also walking in memory of a good friend Carole who died of the same disease also in September 2023 so this September walk will mean an awful lot to me as I remember them both.

I'm memory of my wonderful mum who we lost to this terrible disease when she was only 54. You are mixed every day.

Walking in memory of my mum who we lost to this a all disease. You are missed everyday x

I am taking this challenge on in honour of my beautiful Mummy💜

Walking for my wonderful mum & grandma who I lost to pancreatic cancer 💜 a heartbreak I will never get used to.

for my dad (2002) and my brother (2003) Remembered and missed every single day 💜

September is the month of our wedding anniversary so I’m doing this walk in September in memory of my wife Margaret.

September is the month of our wedding anniversary so it seems fitting to do this challenge then.

We lost our amazing Grandma to pancreatic cancer 23 years ago. She is loved and missed every day.

I am taking part in this to remember my pops who we lost in 24, anything I can do to make sure less people suffer the same as us and many other families have I will do.

I’m walking in memory of my beautiful sister Ingrid and my lovely friend Michele and for all those fighting this terrible disease ❤️

I’m walking in Memory of my Grandad col, to the remember the ones we have lost to this terrible disease and for the ones who are still fighting, love to you all