FYSOT ’13 – Stephen’s Story
After six months of misdiagnosis, Stephen finally received a cancer diagnosis at the start of Year 11. Stephen shares his cancer journey with the Find Your Sense of Tumour audience talking about treatment, surgery and how after bouts of remission Stephen’s cancer is now unfortunately incurable but positive Stephen doesn’t like to dwell on the fact that his cancer is incurable but wants to make sure he crams as much as possible into the time that he has left including creating a bucket list and raising amazing amounts of money for Teenage Cancer Trust!
Please visit Stephen’s Just Giving page here or you can text STEPHEN to 70500 to donate £5.
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