Larry Ali – Cleveland
Larry was diagnosed at 23, although his cancer is usually classed as a childhood disease. He was used to moving around a lot, and after his treatment he found walking difficult. Larry realised he was a lot stronger than he thought during his experience. He felt as though he had a new taste of freedom after his treatment was over.
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