Faith Fights for Fairer Stem Cell Access | Nottingham News
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Faith Hinitt, a 28-year-old from Nottinghamshire, defied the odds after being denied a second NHS stem cell transplant—just one year after her first—because she relapsed too soon under outdated 2017 guidelines. Facing death and a £100K fundraising battle, she stunned the nation by hitting her crowdfunding goal in a single day, securing her life-saving treatment. Now, Faith is leading a powerful campaign with three major charities to overturn this cruel policy, arguing that medical advances have outpaced the rules—and that patients shouldn’t be forced to pay for their own survival. In response to mounting pressure, NHS England has launched an independent review to reassess the evidence, aiming to ensure every patient gets the care they need, not just those who can afford it.
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