We’re back on the FYSOT u18s 2016 Chair, this time hearing from Kieran who shares his feelings about being at FYSOT and talking about his love of music.
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Athlete adventurer Ross talks about how and why you should set a fitness goal. From walking the length of the corridor on your ward to climbing a rope the height of Everest. Whatever it may be…the goal does not matter…starting […]
FYSOT U18s 2016 – The Finding of Fitness
Brining together the themes of self-reflection, resilience and how questioning everything can actually be incredibly beneficial to empower and participate fully in life.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – The Power of the Uninspirational
Toby talks about the impact of his cancer diagnosis and how he’s struggled to accept his diagnosis at different points of his cancer.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – Operation – Life Changer!
Jane & Phyll from the charity Changing Faces share personal experiences and easy to use “tools” to keep positive and social “tools” for managing other people’s reactions when your cancer may mean that other people see you as a “different” person.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – Appearance matters: Looking unusual feeling good
Regular to Find Your Sense of Tumour Prof. Allan Pacey gives us an overview on possibly fertility issues that might happen after cancer treatment. If you have any concerns about your own fertility, please speak to your care team/GP.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – Fertility
When Chloe was 13 she was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a type of Bone Cancer. Chloe shares her experiences of life after cancer and how Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust has had a huge positive impact on her life.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – Living with the C-Bomb
FYSOT favourite Dr. Bob Phillips is back to talk about lots of ways to look after yourself mentally and physically.
FYSOT U18s 2016 – Look After Yourself
At aged 11, Rachel was diagnosed with a brain tumour, Rachel talks about how the support of her family and friends really helped her. Rachel explains how “Gertrude – The Brain Tumour” went away, but recently “Gertrude” has reappeared but […]
“Just Rachel”
Coming to the end of treatment can be an exciting but equally anxious time, Ruth tells us how anti-climatic it all was to finally finish treatment and how she’s now questioning what to do next with her life.
End of Treatment – Part One
Did you visit EVA our little video booth near the FYSOT Chair room at FYSOT? If yes, you might just see yourself in this little film!
FYSOT U18s 2016 presents EVA the Video Booth
It’s time for Saturday night’s #FYSOT photobooth!