Your stories
Your stories
I really worry about the harmful effects that air pollution could be having on my family
Abdul, 23, from Hull, has recently learnt more about the dangers of air pollution by taking part in a workshop for young people run by our Fairer and Healthier Air project.
Your stories
I really see a future where I have options again
Lily recently graduated from Edinburgh University. Over the course of her four years as a student she was in hospital ten times with asthma. Today, it’s a different story – as starting a course of biologics changed Lily’s life.
Your stories
There’s no way to manage grief, but training gave me a focus
Claire, who put in an incredible effort to run the London Marathon for Asthma + Lung UK, and in memory of her, mum, kindly agreed to share her story with us
Your stories
I'm walking from The Shire to Mordor to manage and improve my asthma
Wilf, 10, has asthma and is aiming to complete a 1,779 mile walk in support of Asthma + Lung UK.
We spoke to Wilf and his mum, Kate, about his epic challenge.
We spoke to Wilf and his mum, Kate, about his epic challenge.
Your stories
Going on holiday can be an upheaval but I still find moments of magic
Lucy, our winner from last year's summer competition, has had a busy summer. She shared some new snaps of her with her dog Skye from her most recent holiday in Newquay. Find out what she’s been up to.
Your stories
We’re loving seeing how you’re spending your summers!
Our summer competition is a chance for you to show us how you enjoy the season with your lung condition – and win prizes! We love seeing what you get up to, Here are some of some of the lovely entries we’ve had so far.
Your stories
Only one thing was going to get me over that finish line – my dad
Kayleigh, from Essex, ran the London marathon this year in memory of her dad, who passed away from COPD at only 43 years old. Here she tells us about her dad and why she was inspired to run for him.
Your stories
“When I think about my Katy, she’s smiling.”
Tracy lost her 12 year-old daughter Katy to a sudden, severe asthma attack in November 2021. Now, she’s campaigning to raise asthma awareness and fund lifesaving research.
Your stories
Why the London Marathon is one of our favourite days of the year
One of the biggest days in the charity calendar, the London Marathon never fails to inspire us. And our Team Breathe runners are our biggest inspiration. Read more about this year’s big day.
Your stories
The Breathing Space Garden, inspired by breath and balance
Discover the inspiration and story behind the Breathing Space Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.
Your stories
I’m running the London Marathon to turn the loss of our son into something meaningful
Rakhee lives with her husband Nelash in Leicester. She’s taking part in the London marathon this year in memory of her son, Anish, who died from a sudden asthma attack in February last year.
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I want the girls to see that something positive can come out of losing their dad
Suzy, 46, is running the London Marathon this year in memory of her husband, Mat. Together they have two daughters, Freya, 15 and Saffy, 12. Here Suzy tells us more about why she’s running for Asthma + Lung UK.