Recent Stories
Learn more about what young people feel about having cancer, what they go through and how they cope by reading these personal stories from young people with cancer from across the UK.
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Chris Britton
Cancer category: Leukaemias
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Cancer type: Acute lymphoid leukaemia -
Ryan Bartlett
Cancer category: Other
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Cancer type: Carcinoma of ovary and testis -
Jack Meeks
Cancer category: Leukaemias
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Cancer type: Acute lymphoid leukaemia -
Rosanna Connolly
Cancer category: Leukaemias
Cancer type: Acute myeloid leukaemiaRosanna Connolly was 16 years old when she was diagnosed with leukaemia.
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Julia Dean
Cancer category: Soft tissue sarcomas
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Cancer type: Ewing’s tumour -
Evie Vocking
Cancer category: Lymphomas
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Cancer type: Hodgkin’s disease -
Luned Gwawr Evans
Cancer category: Bone tumours
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Cancer type: Osteosarcoma -
Lucia Pasqualino
Cancer category: Leukaemias
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Cancer type: Other and unspecified leukaemia
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Talking cancer
Two young cancer patients, Dom and Kayleigh talk about their experiences with cancer, and how Teenage Cancer Trust has helped them cope with their diagnosis and treatment.
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Jimmyteens.tv
Young people share their experiences through video diaries, short films, music and animation. Also check out regular broadcasts, Find Your Sense of Tumour footage and more...
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