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Patient Stories

26th October

Zoe's story

After experiencing the compassionate care of LOROS through the loss of both her dad and her sister-in-law, supporting the Hospice has become deeply personal for Zoe Graham, aged 42. Recently she took on the Snowdon at Night Trek alongside members of her family, walking in memory of her loved ones while raising vital funds to help ensure patients and families receive the same comfort, dignity and care.

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Patient Stories

22nd October

Emily's story

“My Auntie Deb was just 55 when she sadly passed away from cancer. The care, compassion and support shown to Deb and our family at LOROS meant so much, and I wanted to give something back to the hospice and incredible nurses who cared for her."

Patient Stories

8th October

Nick's story

"Knowing how well Mum was cared for by LOROS has helped me enormously with my grief. They made sure she was comfortable and treated with dignity right until her last breath."

Patient Stories

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2nd October

Kerry's story

Kerry Muncie, 53 from Swannington, will be taking on the LOROS Machu Picchu Trek in March 2027 alongside her daughter, Hannah. The challenge holds special significance for their family as they trek in memory of their daughter and sister, Lily, and raise funds for LOROS following the support the family received.

Patient Stories

8th September

LOROS Matron takes on the Run Leicester Festival

Michelle Clark, Matron at LOROS, is stepping well out of her comfort zone and will be taking on the Half Marathon to raise money for LOROS, inspired by the patients, families and staff she encounters each day.

Patient Stories

14th August

Jimi's story

Jimi cycled more than 3,000 miles around the UK and Ireland in memory of his parents, raising thousands of pounds for LOROS along the way. His remarkable journey was a chance to remember Mum and Dad, give something back and raise awareness of why access to hospice care matters.

Patient Stories

19th June

Jake's story

Jake Measures, aged 32 from Husbands Bosworth, experienced first-hand the impact of hospice care when his Dad, Dave, 67, was cared for at LOROS last year. As he prepares to take on the Run Leicester Festival for LOROS in October, he shares his story.

Patient Stories

29th May

David's story

David experienced the care of LOROS Hospice when his wife, Natalie, was supported there at the end of her life. Determined to keep Natalie’s name alive, with the support of family and friends, the incredible Natfest Festival was created in her memory.

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