My Story So Far
After seeing a bit of Emma previously, it’s time to get to know her better in this highly informative and honest film, charting her story so far. Diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in October 2008 after a series of symptoms led her to the doctor, Emma thoroughly explains each stage of her diagnosis, talking us through the treatment she received and how important it is to remain strong and positive throughout. Emma also explains how beneficial the new unit has been, not only for its facilities, but also in allowing her to interact and relax with other patients in a similar situation.
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