Remember them. Honour them. Fight for them.
Move It and walk 78km over the month or Give Up a vice of your choosing like caffeine or sugar.
Whichever challenge you choose, you will be helping Pankind fund groundbreaking pancreatic cancer research and improve survival rates for people impacted by pancreatic cancer.
By joining the Remember September community, you'll help fulfil our mission to triple survival rate by 2030 and significantly improve the quality of life for those impacted.
Plus you'll feel AMAZING doing something for your health!
"I was diagnosed in 2012 with a very rare neuroendocrine tumour. And I'm extremely thankful to have survived 13 years and still counting. Together let's wage hope and change the statistics for pancreatic cancer and save lives."
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"Remembering my daughter Dr Jasmine Mrsa who died 2 years after diagnosis, aged 39, leaving the love of her life and her 3 children aged 10, 8 and 6. She lived her best life and was dearly loved by family, many friends and her GP patients. I’m taking part in Remember September to raise money for pancreatic cancer research, in the hope that a diagnosis in the future can have a positive outcome."
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"Walking gave me focus. It gave me purpose. I wanted people to know the signs and symptoms for pancreatic cancer. And I wanted to make Matt proud."
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"I take part in Remember September to honour all the wonderful people I've been lucky enough to meet on my pancreatic cancer journey. From the researchers, doctors, surgeons through to friends, family, pets, and of course the patients at the national pancreatic cancer support group this is my way of showing my solidarity. Thank you to the Pankind team for 16 years of work to make a difference."
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We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.
We will remember them.
We will honour them.
We will fight for them.
Pancreatic cancer takes 78 lives every week in Australia. So this September, we're remembering those we've lost and standing with those impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Ben Wilheim
All in memory of this beautiful man 💜