11/10/2026
A week today, I’ll be running the Great South Run for a reason that means more to me than just crossing a finish line.
I’m running to help give people the chance to experience the freedom I’ve found in recovery. The freedom to rebuild your life, to have hope again, and to realise that your past doesn’t have to define your future.
But the heartbreaking truth is that not everyone gets that chance. Honor was just 23. There are people who never get to see the light at the end of the dark tunnel that is addiction. Families are left heartbroken, and lives are lost to something that, with the right support, education and intervention, we can do more to prevent.
This is why the work Sarah is doing through the H23 Foundation is so important.
By educating young people about the dangers of drugs, particularly ketamine, Sarah is helping give them the knowledge they need before they’re ever faced with the decision to take them.
Because the reality is, our children are being offered drugs every single day. We can’t always control the situations they find themselves in, but we can help prepare them to make informed decisions when that moment comes.
I know first-hand that recovery is possible. I’m living proof that there is a way out of the darkness. But prevention matters just as much as recovery, and no family should have to experience the heartbreak of losing someone to addiction.
I’m running for those still struggling, for the families affected, and for Honor, whose legacy can help protect others.
Let’s turn heartbreak into hope and educate before it’s too late.
If you can donate, the link is in my bio. Every little helps. ❤️