Kerry McGee

10 Years Clear!!

Hello everyone, and thank you to you all for clicking onto my page.

As some of you may or may not know, in 2014 I was diagnosed with a rare type of blood cancer called Acute T-Cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, which meant I was initially hospitalized for 2 months, underwent several stages of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and ultimately needed a stem cell transplant to beat this aggressive illness. I was only 26 at the time, so although you never want to hear that news at any age, you can imagine my shock and how scared I was that I didn't know what my future held. But with the support of my family, friends and work colleagues, not to mention the incredible support from my wife Stefanie, I got through it and beat it in 2015 when I was told I was in remission.

This year, I would like to commemorate that news, as it'll be 10 years in August since I received the news I was 'All Clear'. I would also like to give back to the charity that saved my life, the hospital that looked after me and has continued to do so ever since. They have been incredible.

My Grandad lost his life to cancer in 2014,   and my Dad has just beaten cancer in the last few months so this walk and charity means a lot to us as a family. 

It's a 15 mile walk, as it stands we do not know the exact date, but I will be walking in May 2025 and hoping to raise as much as I can for the Royal Marsden Charity. Please do donate what you may be able to, as all proceeds go to a worthy cause. 

Thank you :)