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    Big Brother, Big Issues

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    • Author: Christie Crew
    • Published: 28th Jun '06
    • Region: Manchester
    • Tags: Adult Ward, Christie Crew, Friends, Hair Loss, Hospital, Peer Support, Scars, Trips, Young Oncology Unit

    A film that looks at the difference between an adult ward and a teenage ward.

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