Adam Levinson has issued a heartfelt plea for more Jews to join the stem cell register in a bid to boost the search for a transplant match for his mother, Hilary.
Leeds-based Mrs Levinson, 62, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in September. After intensive chemotherapy, she has been told by doctors that she urgently requires new stem cells from a matching donor.
A suitable donor will most likely be found within the Jewish community.
“She was told a stem cell transplant would be her best chance of a cure but we haven’t found one yet and time is ticking,” Mr Levinson said.