Preparing for Home is a lively film made for young people. It provides important information on treatment effects to help you stay safe.
Preparing for Home is a lively film made for young people. It provides important information on treatment effects to help you stay safe.
Claire Swift – Clinical Nurse Specialist for Teenage and Young Adults explains her role and what support/services are on offer on the Hull unit.
Find Your Sense of Tumour isn’t all about the talks and socialising, it’s also about taking part in fabulous workshops, this film highlights some of the workshops on offer at FYSOT over 18s 2016.
Drumsticks at the ready for the Pandemonium Drummers! If you would like to purchase the song please visit Pandemonium Drummer’s website here.
Find Your Sense of Tumour Over 18s 2016 was an amazing weekend, why not relive the weekend all over again by watching this film!
Jen recently attended Teenage Cancer Trust’s Find Your Sense of Tumour Over 18s. We hear all about how memorable the weekend was for Jen.
Ever wondered what a Teenage Cancer Trust Unit looks like and what support/services it can offer? Well, look no further, check out Hull’s Teenage Cancer Trust Unit.
Katie fills us in on how life is going, we hear why Katie feels the need to exercise so that she doesn’t judge herself too harshly for what she eats.
This film is for young people who are thinking about attending a “Just Bead It” workshop at UCLH and who would like to get more of an idea what the workshop is all about. This film has been made by […]
This film is for young people who are thinking about attending a “Just Bead It” workshop at UCLH and who would like to get more of an idea what the workshop is all about. This film has been made by […]
Katie talks about going through all four drugs available for CML and how she’s currently back on the second lot of drugs that she tried. Katie explains about a potential cure for her cancer which could make children a reality, […]
Brian returns to the FYSOT stage sharing his testicular cancer experiences and how he felt at the end of his cancer “journey” he felt he hadn’t “won” anything, he didn’t feel “inspirational” or “brave”.