Families
There is no right or wrong way to feel after a diagnosis. Some days will feel manageable, others will not. That is completely natural. Most importantly, give yourself permission to feel whatever you are feeling.
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Throughout his illness, Adam inspired thousands with his strength, humour and unwavering positivity.
Adam was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) in October 2019. From the very beginning, he chose hope.
Even during treatment, he wanted to help other children just like him and from that spirit, B Positive was born.
Adam’s journey ended far too soon, but his legacy continues every day through the children, families and nurses supported in his name.
ADAMS IMPACT
Because of Adam we have been able to support many charities across the UK.
Now all funds raised directly support all children in Northern Ireland diagnosed with cancer.
£340,000
In total fundraised to support cancer charities as a thank you for helping Adam.
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Charities across the United Kingdom and Ireland supported with funds raised.
Charities Chosen by Adam
Cancer Fund For Children
The Children's Cancer Unit Charity
Angel Wishes
Cure Leukaemia
You Are Not Alone
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, everything changes. Not just for them, but for everyone who knows and loves them.
Parents, siblings, grandparents, friends and teachers are all affected in different ways. Many carry worry, fear and uncertainty while trying to stay strong for others.
At B Positive, we understand that this journey can feel isolating. But you are not alone.
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Friends and Extended Family
It can be difficult to know what to say or do when someone you care about is going through something like this. Often, the simplest things matter most. Support does not need to be big or perfect. It just needs to be there.
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Siblings
If your brother or sister has cancer, things might feel very different right now. You might feel worried, confused, angry or upset. You might also feel okay one minute and not okay the next. All of these feelings are completely normal. If things feel overwhelming, you are not expected to deal with it on your own. There are people who want to listen and support you.
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Ways to Get Involved
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Invite Sara and David to Speak
Sara and David, founders of B Positive, are available to speak at events, schools, conferences and community gatherings.
Their talks are shaped by lived experience and a deep commitment to raising awareness, improving understanding and helping others feel less alone.
Enquire
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Volunteer With B Positive
B Positive is powered by people who want to make a difference. Our volunteers play a vital role in helping us support children with cancer, their families and the nurses who care for them.
Whether you can offer your time at events, help with fundraising, or support behind the scenes, every contribution matters.
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Partner With B Positive
Businesses play a vital role in helping B Positive continue to support children with cancer, their families and the nurses who care for them. We work with companies who want to make a meaningful difference, whether through fundraising, sponsorship, employee engagement or long-term partnership. Together, we can turn support into real impact for families across Northern Ireland.
Become a Corporate Partner
