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I am a patient with Aplastic Anaemia who receives amazing support from the AAT (Aplastic Anaemia Trust). All of the help and information they provide to both patients and family members is second to none and has been crucial to help me and my family with my diagnosis and understanding treatment plans. They help greatly with emotional support and have helped me to get my head around what is going on.

Everything I need is in one place, my own new family, the one place I can rely on to understand and truly support me.

– Claire Garrity-Yates

The Aplastic Anaemia Trust

Support The Aplastic Anaemia Trust during February and March and help bring people affected by aplastic anaemia and other rare conditions together.

Last year 83 people affected by rare bone marrow conditions joined in with Super Rare! Will you join them in 2026?

Having a rare condition such as aplastic anemia can be lonely and people affected by it often feel isolated.

I have shrunk my world to family and mainly two friends, I am fearful of going out, and I don’t talk about my illness much to anyone.- Survey respondent

By joining in with Super Rare you have the opportunity to change that feeling of loneliness and isolation and meet other people with rare bone marrow conditions.

Super Rare, our annual fundraising campaign, brings people together who live with a rare condition, such as aplastic anaemia. It provides opportunities to meet other people who know what it’s like and understand.

All money raised in February and March will go towards the our coffee mornings, online meetups, webinars and support line.

Raise £200 for The Aplastic Anaemia Trust during February and March and we’ll send you a t-shirt so you can show everyone what a Super Rare Super Hero you are!

By organising a walk with a few friends, you could ensure that someone living with a rare condition gets the opportunity to meet other people at a coffee morning, by holding a bake sale you could build friendships and support networks at our monthly online chats.

Join in with Super Rare our annual fundraising campaign and celebrate Rare Disease Day (28th February) and Aplastic Anaemia Awareness Day (4th March).

Super Rare is our opportunity to step up, reach out and connect with each other. We’ll be organising various walks and events and we would love to see some of you there! Whether you’re living with aplastic anaemia, or fundraising for one of the other rare conditions joining the campaign this year, it’s a wonderful opportunity to meet each other and share our experiences.