
Joe shows us that although he has leukemia, he can still do the things he loves. His family come to visit him on his birthday, and he gets some good news.
Joe shows us that although he has leukemia, he can still do the things he loves. His family come to visit him on his birthday, and he gets some good news.
The second fantastic film by Alice, and after spending a long time in hospital she gets the news that she can go home. Please visit www.chrislucastrust.com for more info on Rhabdomyosarcoma.
Richard explains the differences between his last stay and his current one. Richard’s film shows us how sometimes an adult ward can seem very bleak to a teenager. Here’s hoping that one day all hospitals will have teenage cancer units.
Alice gives some good advice on how to stay positive in hospital, she puts her points across flawlessly, always with a smile. Please visit www.chrislucastrust.com for more info on Rhabdomyosarcoma.
Jordan, a newly diagnosed leukemia patient and nurse tormentor shows us around his ward.
Kayleigh explains what its like to be so far away from home and lonely for so long, and explains how her illness put her life into perspective.
The third of 3 films from Sarah, in which she tells us how she feels after the transplant and writes a thankyou letter to the bone marrow donor.
The second of 3 films from Sarah, and she finally receives her bone marrow transplant.
The first of 3 films from Sarah, in which she waits for her bone marrow transplant, and she gives us a tour of her new hospital room.
Neil shows us his cannula step by step, explaining the problems he faced, and all you need to know about an elasto-gel cap (helps to reduce hair loss).
In this video diary Andy tells us how he coped with cancer and its treatment.
A positive look at her last chemo treatment, Ellen looks forward to getting back into the swing of things.