Not Everyone Is As Lucky As Me
It’s a big day for Sam White and Peter Wilkinson as they head to Brussels to talk at the rare cancers event which is being held at the European Parliament. Sam and Peter highlight the issues they have experienced when being told they had cancer and how more research is needed to ensure a better quality of life after treatment.
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Such an Influential and thought provoking film, I wish Pierre the very best and commend you on your bravery, the world is a better place with people like you in it x
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Well done guys! What a great opportunity to spread awareness of brain tumours and other rare cancers!