Time to see what happened at the North West family day!
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Katie talks about how she’s lost her happy, feeling irritated and fed up. Katie also takes us through her thought process of all her drug options that are ahead of her.
Lost my happy
Amazing Shanequa performs her own track to the FYSOT audience.
FYSOT Under 18s 2017 – Shanequa
Dan shares with us his Brain Tumour experiences and how he’s now gone on to own his own fitness company.
FYSOT Under 18s 2017 – Fighting Fit – Dan Howard
Sheffield Children’s Hospital ex-patient Andrew talks about life after a cancer diagnosis and how the power of saying “Yes” has lead him onto some amazing things!
FYSOT Under 18s 2017 – Say Yes! – Andrew Davies
Huge update from Katie as she explains after continuously feeling rubbish on her current chemo regime, her doctor let Katie have a break from her chemotherapy for a few weeks which has given Katie the much needed time off to […]
I am ME again
Teenage Cancer Trust’s very own CEO Siobhan tells us why Teenage Cancer Trust’s 2017 gigs at the Royal Albert Hall are extra special.
Teenage Cancer Trust – 100 gigs at Royal Albert Hall
Filmed as part of 2017’s One Week In Cancer, we catch up with regular filmmaker Katie.
One Week with Katie
Filmed as part of 2017’s One Week In Cancer, we are back with mum Sarah and her son Ryan. Sarah explains that Ryan’s chemotherapy has been delayed due his blood count dropping.
Sarah & Ryan : One Week In Cancer – Part Two
Filmed as part of 2017’s One Week In Cancer here is the second part of Ellie’s week! Ellie is feeling a bit under the weather which she explains it’s because the longer she’s on treatment, the more it’s starting to affect […]
One Week with Ellie – Part Two
Filmed as part of 2017’s One Week In Cancer we spend the week with Caroline who was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in 2000. Caroline talks about how she manages life post cancer and how she copes with her late effects following cancer treatment.
One Week In Cancer with Caroline
Filmed as part of 2017’s One Week In Cancer JTV Cancer Support’s regular filmmaker Jess shares with us her week. Jess is now five years out of treatment and at university but explains how she still struggles with the after effects […]