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Sean Kelly, a beloved marathon runner and charity fundraiser who represented England, was diagnosed with small-cell lung cancer in February last year—just months after he was in peak physical condition. Despite a grim prognosis of 10–12 months, he remained active, even meeting at 10 Downing Street to advocate for lung cancer screening. He passed away nine months later, leaving behind his wife Julie, who’s now fighting to raise awareness for this rare, aggressive cancer that can strike anyone. Inspired by Sean’s legacy, Julie champions early detection, better research, and new treatments—including serplulimab, now approved in England and Wales for 1,150 patients. She keeps his spirit alive through races, heartfelt advocacy, and cherishing time with her grandchildren, reminding us to let grief unfold naturally while honoring those we’ve lost.

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