I'm Walking All Over Cancer 

Ten thousand steps a day may not sound like a big deal but when you are going through cancer treatment it feels more like ten thousand miles! But I do love a challenge which is why this March I have joined the Walk All Over Cancer fundraiser for Cancer Research UK.

It was this time last year that I found out that I once again had cancer, after six years in remission. I had already survived stage IV breast cancer once but this time the cancer was more aggressive. I also found the treatment a lot harder and nearly died from an internal haemorrhage following a mastectomy. But thanks to the wonderful NHS and the goodness of God, I am once again in remission. I still have one more surgery to go and will be on bio-targeted treatments until August in a bid to prevent another recurrence, but I am getting stronger day by day.

I have been very blessed but I am far from alone in facing this challenge. One in two of us will get cancer in our lifetime, and we can all play a part to support the research that saves lives - and will hopefully one day make this dreadful condition a thing of the past.

So this March I am trying to get to the point where I can walk 10,000 steps a day in aid of Cancer Research UK. It is proving a bit harder than I thought but, so far, I am averaging 9,068 steps a day and have reached the 10,000 target five times in the last eleven days. I am getting stronger day by day and feel confident that by the last week I will be able to manage a consistent 10,000 steps a day.

So please do help me Walk All Over Cancer and fund live saving research by making a donation on my fundraising page:

https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/kate-nicholas-walks

Thank you and God bless you.

Kate

Kate Nicholas is a preacher, Christian author, broadcaster and consultant. Her best-selling memoir Sea Changed is an account of her unconventional journey of faith and healing from advanced cancer.

Find out more about Kate’s books, TV show, online course and subscribe to her blog Faith, Life and Cancer at www.katenicholas.co.uk