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‘I have incurable cancer, now I'm running the London Marathon'

Alastair Rigden, diagnosed with aggressive blastoid mantle cell lymphoma, aims to raise funds for Anthony Nolan after life-saving stem cell transplants exceeded his £5,000 target threefold.

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Alastair Rigden is using his ‘second chance at life’ to raise funds and awareness for the charity that made it possible

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‘I have incurable cancer, now I'm running the London Marathon'

Alastair Rigden is using his ‘second chance at life’ to raise funds and awareness for the charity that made it possible

·Surrey, United Kingdom
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Essex man to run London Marathon after incurable cancer diagnosis

Alastair Rigden noticed what seemed to be nothing more than a painless lump in 2018

·London, United Kingdom
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essexlive.news broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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