Helping Jonah - Helping Others

Please, please sign up if eligible (it's so easy) and please share 🙏 ❤️‍🩹

We would like to wish everybody a Very Merry Christmas - with Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful New Year.

Christmas can be a difficult and challenging time of year for some, and our thoughts are especially with those facing such circumstances ❤️

Today is September 24, 2025, aHUS Awareness Day! The awful disease that Jonah got hit with in 2015 shortly after his Bone Marrow Transplant.

This story hits close to home, it happened in Sark. It's such an ultra rare disease that there is only around one new incident of aHUS per two million people every year.

Thankfully the swift actions of the Sark Dr, volunteers and medical services got Deborah where she needed to be to receive lifesaving treatment. ❤

How one of the world's rarest diseases left Sky's Deborah Haynes critically ill Sky's security and defence editor was left fighting for her life after falling ill with an ultra-rare condition. Today, on aHUS Awareness Day, Deborah Haynes shares her terrifying story - and how the "heroic" efforts of medical teams helped save her from herself.

Why signing up and being on the register is so important and can be life saving. It's a simple process. We are eternally grateful to Jonah's donor for doing just that.

Only 7% of eligible people in the UK signed up, her family is pleading for more people to join the register and give patients like Heidi the best chance of survival. ❤

SHEFFIELD GIRL, 9, IN URGENT PLEA FOR STEM CELL DONOR AFTER CANCER RELAPSE

The family of nine-year-old Heidi Howson from Sheffield is making a heartfelt appeal for a stem cell donor after her rare blood cancer returned.

Heidi was first diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia just before her sixth birthday and endured more than two years of gruelling chemotherapy, immunotherapy and a clinical trial before ringing the end-of-treatment bell in November last year.

Tragically, Heidi’s cancer has now relapsed, and doctors say a stem cell transplant may be her only chance of recovery. None of her relatives are a match, so she urgently needs a donor from the national stem cell register.

With only 7% of eligible people in the UK signed up, her family is pleading for more people to join the register and give patients like Heidi the best chance of survival.

For more information about how to join the register, visit:
👉 Anthony Nolan – https://www.anthonynolan.org
👉 DKMS UK – https://www.dkms.org.uk