<div>London Marathon 2026 – Please Read &amp; Share ✨

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<div>As many of you in Rotherham know, I’m currently involved in an ongoing domestic abuse case.

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<div>Domestic abuse is something that destroys lives – emotionally, physically, and mentally.

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<div>It’s something no one should have to face alone.

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<div>Impact on children:Domestic abuse can have a significant impact on children, with 62% of children living with domestic abuse being directly harmed by the perpetrator, in addition to the harm caused by witnessing the abuse

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<div>I’m running the London Marathon 2026 to raise awareness and funds for Rotherham Women’s Refuge, who provide support to women and children escaping abuse.

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<div>The money raised will also go directly to women &amp; children who are in their first week of fleeing – helping cover essentials and access to the therapy they need to begin healing.

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<div>Resources and funding for victims in Rotherham are heartbreakingly low.

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<div>Every single penny will help a woman and children to escape, survive, and rebuild. As that first week is absolutely critical.

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<div>Some people think I’m crazy for doing this while my own case is still going on – but this is exactly why I have to do it.

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<div>It’s for my own mental health, and for every other woman suffering in silence. I want my journey to inspire other survivors to stand up, speak out, and start living again.

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<div>We all deserve justice. We all deserve peace.

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<div>Domestic abuse has changed my life. It’s changed who I am – not just for me, but for my family too.

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<div>I’m doing this to help past victims find their voices, and to stop abusers from hurting the next ones in line.

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<div>I hope one day I’ll get the justice I deserve. But until then, I’ll keep fighting – for my children, other children,other survivors, and the ones still trapped.

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<div>I was meant to run the London Marathon this year – but I was laughed at, Pulled down. And was I’d never do it.

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<div>And under the weight of what I was going through, I didn’t.

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<div>But now – I’m stronger. And I am doing it.

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<div>For the pain I’ve carried, and for those still carrying theirs.

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<div>If you’re struggling and reading this – you are strong enough. You can stand up.

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<div>And my inbox is always open.

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<div>please always check Clare’s law- it saves my life 

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<div>see you at the finish line ✨

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<div>Key statistics:

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<div>* Prevalence: 4.8% of adults (2.3 million) experienced domestic abuse in the last year. 

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<div>* By sex: 2.3 million women and 1.5 million men experienced domestic abuse in the last year. 

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<div>* Prevalence by sex: 9.5% of women and 6.5% of men experienced domestic abuse in the last year. 

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<div>* Partner vs. family abuse: A higher percentage of people experienced abuse from a partner or ex-partner (3.2%) than from a family member (1.9%) in the last year. 

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<div>* Police recorded incidents: In the year ending March 2024, police recorded 1,350,428 domestic abuse-related incidents and crimes. 

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<div>Important Considerations:

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<div>Hidden nature of abuse: Domestic abuse is often hidden, and these statistics only reflect reported incidents

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