The Story of Jen McHugh – Treatment & Beyond
Part two of Jen’s video diary sees her reminiscing on the time during her treatment, describing some of the side effects of chemo and how she coped with factors such as hair loss. Choosing the option of wearing a wig, Jen talks about how excited she was to see what style her hair would grow back in and also takes the positives out of losing all her hair…. the main one being less time needed beautifying! With chemo comes weird cravings, and none weirder than Jen’s, as on the menu most days was a gourmet combination of pickles, gherkins, red cabbage and cheese….mmmm fragrant! As Jen reflects on her experiences, she explains how her life has rapidly moved on, appreciating all the things she missed out on during treatment and making up for lost time, looking towards the future and busy with her new role as the Liverpool mentor for Jimmyteens.tv!
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Jen you are so brave to share your thoughts and feelings on this film, I have no doubt whatsoever that this will help other people who are diagnosed….well done xXx
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Another great film, Jen… and Jack! I hope it will be encouraging and helpful to other leukemia patients who get to see it. To us, it is a lesson in courage! Love ya! Trish and John and family xxx
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Jen, you are adorable, candid, and inspiring! Thank you for sharing your story…
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incredible story, told so well. jen is an inspiration to us all. she has remained so positive throughout the entire ordeal, and retained her liverpool sense of humour. i cannot imagine what it would truely be like for her and her family to go through this but she has displayed incredible strength and courage, and remained positive. its fantastic also that she is now guiding and supporting others who are in situations that she went through. additionally, shes involved in fundraising for charities and support groups associated with cancer and leukaemia. well done jen. a true inspiration and role model for us all. x
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Yay! Jen, think we’ve seen this before you! How brilliant. If that film doesn’t encourage other young cancer patients, I don’t know what will! All I’ll say is ” Babybel…..Gerkins!!” Very proud! Love Mum & Dad xxx