Joey – Delaware
Joey was treated at a children’s hospital at 18, and was the oldest person having treatment. He felt like he was alone in the hospital, as everyone was younger than him. He had to learn to walk again, and finds tasks from before his diagnosis difficult, but he realises that he has to take everything with a smile.
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