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<div>Our friend Leon is one of the hardest-working people you could ever meet.
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<div>A self-employed plasterer, Leon has spent years working long days to provide for his family and build a life for those he loves most. Anyone who knows Leon knows that he is the type of person who would always help others without hesitation.
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<div>Today, Leon is facing the biggest challenge of his life, a battle with terminal cancer. He has been diagnosed with a rare and extremely aggressive form of kidney cancer—sarcomatoid renal cell carcinoma (RCC) with rhabdoid features and necrosis.
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<div>Leon is 35 years old, a proud fiancé, father to three young children, and a lifelong Everton supporter. After his cancer diagnosis, Leon underwent three months of immunotherapy, but sadly the cancer continued to spread.
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<div>The NHS can now only offer tablet treatment to try to slow the progression of the disease, with doctors giving Leon a prognosis of 1–3 years. Determined to keep fighting, Leon and his family are raising funds to travel abroad to access innovative treatments, including dual immunotherapy and clinical trials, which are not currently available to him in the UK.
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<div>Every donation will help give Leon the chance to explore further treatment options and spend more precious time with his family.
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<div>We are a group of mates who have known each other for more than 20 years. Through all of life's ups and downs, we have always looked out for one another, and now it's our turn to stand beside Leon and his family when they need support the most.
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<div>To raise funds, we will be walking 20 miles from The Big Help Stadium in Southport to Everton's new home, Hill Dickinson Stadium, on Sunday 2nd August 2026.
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<div>We chose this route because Leon is a passionate Evertonian, and we wanted the walk to reflect something that means a great deal to him.
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<div>Every penny raised will go directly towards supporting Leon and his family and helping fund treatment and care not available through the NHS.
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<div>Whether you are able to donate or share this page, every bit of support means the world to Leon and his family.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read Leon's story and for helping us show that no one fights alone.
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<div>Every Step. Every Donation. Makes A Difference.
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<div>Leon is a 35-year-old devoted dad to three young sons aged 2, 3 and 10, who are his whole world.
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<div>He has spent the last 18 years grafting hard as a self-employed plasterer, and anyone who knows Leon will tell you what a genuinely kind and decent man he is. He is the first person to offer a helping hand to anyone that needs it.
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<div>Leon is now fighting for his life after being diagnosed with one of the most aggressive forms of kidney cancer and has been given just 1–3 years to live.
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<div>Days after turning 35, Leon was diagnosed with kidney cancer. Our world was turned completely upside down. He underwent major surgery to remove his kidney and an 8cm tumour. Pathology brought devastating news: the most aggressive form of kidney cancer—sarcomatoid renal cell carcinoma, stage 3, grade 4, with necrosis and rhabdoid features.
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<div>Despite everything, Leon was determined to fight. In December, he began immunotherapy, holding onto hope that it would destroy any remaining cancer cells. But just four months later, we received heart breaking news. The cancer had spread to both lungs, returned at the kidney site, and spread to the lymph nodes in his chest. Leon is now stage 4 and has been told his cancer is incurable.
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<div>There is no family history, and DNA testing has shown no genetic link. This has come completely out of the blue. Leon was a fit, active, healthy young man—a regular at the gym, passionate about boxing, and always making memories with his family, from playing football, cheering on Everton, to camping trips. It is devastating to see him now facing this cruel disease.
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<div>Kidney cancer typically affects people over the age of 70. What also makes his case more shocking and devastating is that his cancer includes extremely rare and aggressive features seen in only 5% of cases.
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<div>Leon only received three rounds of immunotherapy before being told his cancer is resistant to treatment. The NHS can no longer offer anything to try to cure Leon—only a daily tablet to slow the disease. If this doesn’t work, Leon may have as little as 12 months to live. If it does, it could give him up to 3 years.
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<div>We are not ready to accept that this is all the time Leon has left—as a father, as a partner, as someone who still has so much life to live. He has dreams, goals, and places he still wants to see. His children need their dad.
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<div>Leon has now been enrolled in a clinical trial which, if successful, may help control the cancer for a short time. This gives us some hope whilst we urgently try to raise funds due to the limited treatment options available on the NHS.
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<div>We are already facing costs for private consultations and his care. Having funds available means we can act quickly—whether that’s accessing private treatments and tests, pursuing trials for newer treatment options currently only available in specialised centres abroad. Leon is self-employed and has no insurance.  Although he was hesitant about me setting up this page, we want to do everything we can to ensure he has access to the best possible care and to relieve some of the financial pressure on our family during this time. If the funds are not fully able to be used towards the primary goal of his treatment, they will go towards supporting his family and helping them through the difficult times which may be ahead. We will continue to share updates here as Leon’s journey progresses
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<div>I am writing this as Leon’s partner. I’m 30 years old and facing the reality of losing the man I planned my life with. We’ve gone from building our future, to fighting for every extra moment together.
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<div>It has been heart breaking to watch Leon go through so much already since his diagnosis—repeated infections, side effects from treatment, and hospital admissions, spending only 7 days at home so far in April. I am desperate to see him get better, not continue to decline.
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<div>I lost my own father at the age of 6. I know first-hand the lifelong impact of growing up without a dad, and I am desperate to do everything I can to make sure our children don’t have to go through that same pain—especially at such a young age. I want them to have memories of their dad.
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<div>Please help me keep our family together.
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<div>If you can, please donate whatever you are able, every single pound could help give Leon more time, more memories, and more precious moments with his children. There is truly no amount too small.
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<div>If you’re unable to donate, please share this page. It could reach someone who can help and also raise awareness that kidney cancer can affect younger people too.
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Help Leon, 35, Fight Aggressive Cancer for His 3 Sons     

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/54918942_1614349523905501_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="54918942_1614349523905501_r.jpeg" />Hey everyone!!<br /><br />So next Friday 5th March, me &amp; Aimee, Craig &amp; Chris, will be taking part in the David Goggins 4x4x48 challenge. Run 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours. Yes this means limited sleep and works out just under 2 marathons in 2 days, but we have set ourselves this challenge to raise money for a charity that is so close to my heart. <br /><br />On April 23rd of last year my dad sadly lost his 18 month battle to terminal cancer during lockdown. I feel very passionate about raising money for Queenscort Hospice in Southport. The doctors, nurses and all of the staff were so supportive making life more endurable for all of us during such a difficult time.<br /><br />We would really appreciate any donations! <br />Thankyou for the support! <br /><br />Tony<br />Aimee<br />Craig<br />Chris

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