FYSOT 2018 Under 18s – Battling Body Image and Surviving with Scars – Michelle Elman & Allie Wildgoose
Michelle wanted to feel like a teenager, as she was diagnosed even before she started high school. She missed out on all the activities her friends were doing, making her feel isolated.
Michelle – Massachusetts
Filmed as part of series of films highlighting the impact Cerebellar Mutism has on not only the patient but also the families. We hear from mum Michelle who talks about Madeline’s experiences.
Cerebellar Mutism – Madeline & Michelle Blackmore
Michelle was diagnosed with AML (Acute Myeloid Leukaemia) back in July 2007 and since then has had two stem cell transplants. Michelle talks openly and honestly about the impact her diagnosis, treatment and transplants has had on not only her […]
The Impact of Bone Marrow Transplant on Sexuality
The work continues on Jolly Olly and things are getting noisy, the important toilet has arrived but still no engine?! Friend Michelle is up from the city to give a helping hand but the digger seems to be far too […]
The Jolly Olly Diaries: 3
Filmed at Teenage Cancer Trust’s – The Way Forward. Here we hear siblings of cancer patients Kiasha Flynn-Naidoo and Michelle Hampton share their thoughts on what is lacking when it comes to sibling support.