IN 2005 Susan Gunn’s life changed forever.

While pregnant with her son Jamie she found a lump, which turned out to be a rare form of bone cancer called sarcoma.

Now the Winchester mother-of-two wants to help other people diagnosed with life-changing diseases by offering comfort and support.

The 29-year-old is part of a project called Sent With Love, which stitches together blankets and posts them around the country to sufferers.

It all started from a Facebook page for people with sarcoma, and Susan hopes it will offer support to people going through difficult times.

“I had a bone removed from my leg and now have mobility issues and am in a wheelchair,” she said.

“When I was diagnosed it was very lonely. I had my friends and family but I had never met anyone else with sarcoma.”

People can nominate someone for a blanket on the group’s Facebook page, and others can donate squares which are stitched together to form the final piece.

To find out more search for Sent With Love on Facebook.