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In 1998 diagnosed with a rare form of soft tissue cancer called Peripheral Neuroectodermal Tumour found in her spine. She has five cycles of chemotherapy followed by thirty sessions of radiotherapy. Tumour dormant.
Lives with her family and studies full time at university. She and a friend set up an internet forum for teenagers experiencing cancer and their siblings. She support the work...
He was diagnosed with Stage III Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2000. Treatment consisted of a biopsy - left neck, insertion of portocath in 2000 and eight months of chemotherapy, CLIVPP and ABVD. In remission since January 2001.
Single, no children; lives at home with his mother; finished A levels and he is having a gap year. Says that he want to study medicine. White British.
He is the co-founder of SIBLINKS, a support group for the brothers and sisters of young people diagnosed with cancer.
His brother died from acute lymphoblastic T-cell leukaemia at the age of 12. He was 14 when his brother was diagnosed.
Diagnosed in 2004 with testicular cancer, stage 1. Treatments: surgery; orchidectomy (removal of a testicle); chemotherapy; three weeks chemotherapy treatment; side-effects; hearing problems tinnitus. Once a month check ups and blood tests. In remission.
Photographer, single, lives with parents half the time and with his brother the rest of the time. Would like to work for a cancer charity or carry on with photography.
