Help for hannah

Now for a different type of inspirational story! Most of you know, we have a Training Consultant at Oracle called Hannah Doyle.

Much of our news is always filled with the hustle and bustle of life. The ‘Hair and Beauty Industry’ is filled with inspiration and motivation. There is always the excitement of; what new technique is around the corner and what will the next fashion fix be. Here at Oracle we are always reporting on learners successes, exchange programmes to foreign lands, where are we in our programme of learning, what’s happening at work, and most of us spend our time either saying we are ‘stressed out’ or that we are ‘too busy’ to do things. Time goes by and we focus on our selves; how good am I, how can I improve, how can I get that job and we forget about the people around us who are maybe not having such an inspirational, motivational time of it.

Well, now for a different type of inspirational story! Most of you know, we have a Training Consultant at Oracle called Hannah Doyle. Hannah hasn’t been with us very long, less than a year, but in that time she has become a valued member of staff; good at her job, just as busy as everyone else. Earlier this year Hannah was diagnosed with a type cancer called Fibro lamella Liver Cancer and has been undergoing treatment since the beginning of summer to try and fight the disease. Hannah has undergone several treatments including Chemotherapy and now is applying for funding to receive a revolutionary drug called Sorafenib.

Hannah is 24 years old.

This drug is not available on the NHS unless the local authority agrees to fund it and there is a good chance that Hannah will be refused funding.

At Oracle we think that this is both unbelievable and un acceptable and want to start raising money to support Hannah in gaining the drug that might save her life. We want everyone to help!

We also want to support the charity that Hannah supports which is the teenage cancer trust.

Cancer effects many young people’s lives and Oracle want to raise awareness of the disease and also help Hannah. We are planning a sponsored walk in December and want you to join us. Sponsor forms will be available in all centres by the 18th November. We hope you will feel as strongly as we do and want to join in.

For more information about the teenage cancer trust please click on the link or watch the u tube video.
www.teenagecancertrust.org/who-we-are/about-us