you just grab the thing that s right by the door. and that s just where you keep it obviously. yeah. because you know the time is going to come when you have to grab and go. ryan and kristi, we are so happy you re better. we ll be following you, ryan, you know that. we re praying for you, buddy, and chrisity, you guys are fierce and you re an inspiration. thank you. and we just wish the very best of everything for you. thank you. absolutely. grab your backpag got your backpack program, exaccuse me. get your go bag there and you can find it online so you can get some more information to help them out with their mission. thank you so much. so inspiring. pretty amazing people. thank you so much for sharing your weekend with us is and we hope you make good memories today. always great to be with you. you, too. thanks. inside politics is the with up manu raju and from racism to sizism many people don t go to the gym because they don t feel welcome there, but
gosh, ryan, i mean, there are people who wish they could have survived three times and you re only 14 years old. talk to me about how you do that? how do you beat cancer three times? i mean, the strength. there s no really magic to it. you just can t give up on yourself. you have to always realize who you re fighting for and who like who wants you to survive. that s basically what got me through. you have a lot of people supporting you? uh-huh. yeah. christi, the other thing i think that is the takeaway for people who are watching this is, i mean, as parents, we can not even begin to understand what this journey has been like for you, talk about some of those moments or one or two of those moments when you really had to
a type of blood cancer. a stem cell donor could give ryan the hope of a happy and healthy life but the chance of finding a suitable match are much lower because he is from a minority ethnic background, which is why doctors are desperate to get more donors from black and asian communities. danjohnson went to meet ryan and his mum hannah to find out more. i m iron man, i m iron man! this is a strong young man who s held back by a weakness in his blood. three year old ryan has a rare condition which means his white blood cells don t work properly. and he s vulnerable to infection. it affects us all the time, he can t go to play areas, he can t go to petting farms, he can t live a normal life like other children, because of this immune deficiency. it s tough. let s see the wigglies. ryan needs regular tests and he s waiting for a stem cell donation. but finding the right match is really difficult. it s like waiting every day, if you re going to get that phone call, to get that match. a par
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because hopefully this works and they have a second chance of life. you could be saving somebody s life somewhere, somebody you never know, it s very, very specific and it s very special. but there is a challenge getting the right mix of donors. for those from ethnic minority communities, they only have 20% chance of finding a match compared to say someone from a north european background, who s got a a 70% chance. so amongst generally people joining the register, we particularly need people from ethnic minority community to increase their chances. so what would you to say to anyone who s maybe thought about it, got some awareness, but hasn t done it yet? sign up now, it will transform your life, you become a life saver in waiting, and if you are selected as a match or a potential match, then you have the opportunity to actually save a life. are you ready? and that could make all the difference for ryan. definitely register, because you don t understand how