Ashleigh Kennedy Expand Ashleigh was diagnosed with AA in 2009 and received ATG the same year. She relapsed in 2016 and received a second course of ATG, leading to her current remission. She aims to help others understand their condition and wants to cultivate a safe environment where people can talk about their experiences without feeling judged or not seen.Ashleigh is a big fan of video games, if anyone ever wants to chat!30
Callum Tempest Expand Callum was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia in June 2020 and received a stem cell transplant later that year. He’s determined to make something positive out of his experience with the disease and is passionate about helping others access the support and treatment they need.
Ella Bearpark Expand Ella was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia in June 2017 and had a stem cell transplant in October later that year. She has since recovered and is currently studying anthropology at Durham university. Being part of the youth board and getting involved with the AAT helps to better the charities available support and create connections with others diagnosed with AAT, which is important to her.