Sport has always been my therapy. Growing up and into adulthood, it's where I've found joy, released stress, and connected with friends and family. It's also a daily reminder of how lucky I am to be healthy and able to move. Across eight moves around the world, sport has been my anchor through the ups and downs, including my move to Paris two years ago. It has given me lifelong friendships with people from all walks of life. It's something I share with my family whenever I visit them, and with my wife every day, whether at the gym or on the run, the tennis court, the basketball court or the football pitch. That's why CAMI's mission means so much to me. CAMI Sport & Cancer offers therapeutic, adapted physical activity to people living with cancer, during and after treatment. Movement can help patients feel stronger, cope with the side effects of treatment, and regain confidence in their bodies. I want everyone facing cancer to have access to what sport has given me. On April 4, 2027, I'll run my very first marathon, all 42.195 km of the Paris Marathon, to raise funds for CAMI. I can't think of a better reason to cross my first finish line. Every donation, big or small, helps fund sessions for patients who need them most. Thank you for supporting me, and them!