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Windsor Great Park Walk, 11 May 2019

The Windsor Great Park Walk is our flagship family walking event. Get your walking shoes ready, pack a picnic, grab your dog and join in!Read more

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I'm running an ACTUAL marathon and I need your help!

I have signed up to my first marathon, it's on the 14th April in Paris and I am running it to raise money for the fight against aplastic anaemia, an extremely rare disease that has hit my family twice in the last 50 years.

London Winter Walk for Aplastic Anaemia

Our lovely friends have signed up to do the London Winter Walk on 13th January to fundraise for the Aplastic Anaemia Trust. We would really appreciate your support & would be grateful for any funds you are able to donate.

The Team

In addition to the full-time CEO, the AAT team consists of 2 part-time paid staff and a group of volunteers

Ella's story

I’m Ella and I was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia last year, at 17. My brother saved my life by donating his bone marrow.

Jerome shares his aplastic anaemia story so far

Read about Jerome's aplastic anaemia journey so far

What is aplastic anaemia?

Aplastic means your bone marrow is failing to produce enough of ALL essential blood cells

Buffy's story

This blog has been extremely hard for me to write...

James' story

James had a tough ride with his aplastic anaemia, but he's lived to tell the tale

Grace's adventure

Little did we know what was coming the next day in May 2017!

Tasha's story

Read the inspiring story of Tasha Townsend, our Olympic rower, who kicked aplastic anaemia's butt!

Meet the brave Will

‘Home from home’ kept family together during their transplant journey

Alice's story

Thanks to Alice and her family, the British Bone Marrow Register gained huge profile in the UK

Diagnosis and treatment

Diagnosis and treatment information for adult patients. It worth noting that some of the main treatment options may also apply to young patients, however they will be treated by experts specialising in paediatric aplastic anaemia.

Why 12 December is special for Lisa-Jayne

At the young age of 17 on the 12th December 30 years ago, I was diagnosed with severe aplastic anaemia. AA has not defined my life - I’ve taught It who’s boss and I will continue to do so.