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Remember them. Honour them. Fight for them.
Walk 84km this September to honour the 84 people who die from pancreatic cancer every 3 days in the UK.
Your fundraising will help fund cutting-edge research to improve early diagnosis and treatments, our specialist nurse Support Line and support services for people affected by pancreatic cancer across the UK.
Plus, you'll feel amazing knowing you're moving for an important cause!
2,324
People taking part in
Remember September
£510,021
Raised to help fund
pancreatic cancer research
How it works
1. Sign up
Register for free and walk 84km this September to honour people in the UK affected by pancreatic cancer.
2. Share
Share your page and raise funds for cutting-edge research to improve early diagnosis and treatments.
3. Walk
Log your kilometres to complete your challenge and remember those we've lost, and stand with those affected by pancreatic cancer.
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"I’m taking part to help keep the good work going. My lovely husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019 after months of battling with doctors. Thankfully we managed to get him referred to QE in Birmingham and his cancer was found before it was too late." |
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"My dad was diagnosed in November 2019. 9 weeks later he passed away aged 71. Absolutely devastating. Not a day goes by without me thinking about him. I have taken on this challenge as we spoke as a family before Dad passed and said we would always do our best (in light of such a bad situation) to raise awareness of this awful cancer." |
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"I took part with my son Matty, who loves walking so when we're out and about we proudly wore our T-shirts in memory of Julie, my wife. During the walks I could think of the good times we shared as a couple too." |
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We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.
Pancreatic cancer takes 84 lives every 3 days in the UK. So this September, we're remembering those we've lost and standing with those impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Kelly Ann Hamblin
Adrian Jeffery
In honour of my wife, Jill, whom passed a way one year ago at the end of this month (September)
Kim
Happy heavenly birthday dad - always in our hearts, and always remembered. Wish you were here.
Adrian Jeffery
In honour of my wife, Jill, whom passed a way one year ago at the end of this month (September). RIP Jill xx💔💔
Derek Wilson
My inspiration to take on the Remember September challenge is Paul Buchanan, a friend of over 40 years, who sadly passed away in March 2025. I first met Paul in the early 80’s, when we both worked for Ferranti in Edinburgh. We were both keen fishermen and took part in all the Ferranti Angling Club outings, becoming regular boat partners. Our friendship continued after we had both left Ferranti and we continued to create memories together, a lot of them fishing related. Our first trip to Rutland Water, our annual trip to the North Esk, controlling for Paul in the Scottish National Fly Fishing League and the Scottish Rivers Fly Fishing Championship, sitting by Paul’s side as he was announced as the winner of the Scottish Championship in 2013, Paul’s wedding to Fiona, watching our children grow and so many more memories. My last two fishing trips with Paul were during his cancer treatment and the memory of those two trips will definitely last with me forever. Our day out on Lake of Menteith was the best day we have had on that venue in over 40 years of fishing it. Paul was loved by everyone who knew him, had a strong family bond, was highly respected by many within the angling community and had time for everybody. A true friend indeed.
Lynn Anderson
I'm walking 84 km for my husband Nick. Whipple surgery Feb 2025 6 months of gruelling chemotherapy every other week, Sepsis, Chest infections several inpatient stays. All done with grace and strength of character. I'm very proud of him. Several CT scans later and no recurrence. We as a family couldn't ask for more ❤️
Candice
I lost my nan and my uncle to pancreatic cancer, and so I am doing this for them, and all the other people who have been affected by this 💟
Candice
After a very scary health scare and now having, Pancreatitis. I what to make people aware of this condition & how incredibly painful & non reversible, if not treated as soon as possible xXx What can be mistaken for Pancreatitis?!?!? Cholecystitis (Gallbladder Disease): Inflammation or gallstones in the gallbladder cause sharp pain in the upper right or center abdomen that can mimic a pancreatitis attack. • Gastritis: Stomach lining inflammation causes burning pain and nausea after eating, similar to early or chronic pancreatic flare-ups. • Peptic Ulcer Disease: Sores in the stomach or upper small intestine create gnawing abdominal pain that often radiates to the back. • Intestinal Blockage: A bowel obstruction shares symptoms like severe abdominal cramps, vomiting, and sometimes elevated enzyme levels. • Pancreatic Cancer: Chronic or autoimmune forms of pancreatitis can mimic tumors on imaging tests because both cause weight loss and similar tissue changes. • Indigestion: Severe acid or functional discomfort can feel like mild or recurring pancreatic pain.









I wanted to do something to mark the 10 year anniversary of losing my lovely Mum 💝 We lost her so quickly it was heartbreaking 💔 Hopefully in the future other families won't have to go through what we did xx