My story
I am doing this walk in honour of my mother, Lynn Bonellie, who died of melanoma cancer in February 2019. Although we never had the chance to use Macmillan cancer support personally, I firmly believe they are a great asset to those going through cancer and their families. It is a tough time for everyone, knowing you have people you can talk to is a great support.
My mum was first diagnosed in 2015 and underwent treatment, throughout this time she was so brave and so strong. Having to raise both myself and my sister through this time, she never once let this horrible time dampen her outlook on life. Between the time of her first diagnosis and her passing, she went back to flying for BA, which was one of her greatest passions in life. My mum was such an inspiration for my sisters, myself and everyone around her. To this day, people still talk about her unwavering kindness and wicked sense of humor. She was one of the strongest, beautiful and most caring women I have ever known, and undoubtedly in my mind, one of the best mums ever.
Any donation is greatly appreciated.
My mum was first diagnosed in 2015 and underwent treatment, throughout this time she was so brave and so strong. Having to raise both myself and my sister through this time, she never once let this horrible time dampen her outlook on life. Between the time of her first diagnosis and her passing, she went back to flying for BA, which was one of her greatest passions in life. My mum was such an inspiration for my sisters, myself and everyone around her. To this day, people still talk about her unwavering kindness and wicked sense of humor. She was one of the strongest, beautiful and most caring women I have ever known, and undoubtedly in my mind, one of the best mums ever.
Any donation is greatly appreciated.
