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Diana talks about how she didn’t allow herself to be worried at first, as she felt she had to be positive to get through her treatment. She missed a lot of time at school and felt alone during her time in hospital, as if she was the only person her age experiencing this. She has now gained a new perspective on life.
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Sunday 28th March saw the last music workshop take place, with an X Factor themed send off, including the JLS boys performing and Diana Vickers and Lemar supporting. The final session sees the group giving a performance of ‘Phantom Footsteps’.