Kevin’s story: Chasing his dreams with every step
In 2014, Kevin Webber was diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer and given two years to live. Since then, Kevin has run 15,000 miles, becoming an ultramarathon runner and fundraising at the same time.
Watch Kevin’s video to hear his story and find out how you can still chase your dreams after diagnosis.
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PP-UNP-GBR-4525 / April 2023