It’s not
done.
Dad. Filmmaker. Rider. Living with stage 4 cancer, and nowhere near finished.
I’m Jeremy. Most people call me Jerr.
I live in Eccleshall with Kerry and our two boys. In June 2026 I was diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer. I’ve been through chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The cancer has kept progressing, and I’m still fighting.
There is a next step. My cancer is HER2-positive, and a targeted drug called Enhertu could give me another chance to control it. It isn’t routinely available on the NHS for my circumstances yet, so my sisters and I are taking this into our own hands. Cancer doesn’t wait for funding decisions, and neither can we.
This site is where I share how it’s going, what I’m up to, and how you can get involved.
Come and be part of it.
Three ways to get together, have a good time and raise money for my treatment.
Live music, a prize auction and raffle, a barbecue, an outdoor bar, DJs, and face painting for the kids.
One lap of Follow the Dog and the Monkey Trail. Free to ride, not a race.
The original Tuesday and Saturday crew, back on the slope for one night.
How it’s really going.
Honest updates, in writing and on film. The good days, the hard days and everything in between.
Stay in the loop.
New videos, event news and day-to-day updates, wherever you already scroll.
Help me get the next treatment.
My cancer is HER2-positive, and a targeted drug called Enhertu could give me another chance to control it. It isn’t routinely available on the NHS for my circumstances yet, so my sisters and I are taking this into our own hands and raising the money to pay for it privately. Cancer doesn’t wait for funding decisions, and neither can we.
Can’t give? You can still help by signing the family’s petition asking for Enhertu to be available on the NHS for eligible patients with oesophageal cancer.