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These videos, filmed as part of the Oxford Radiotherapy Film, were made by patients with staff from the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer team at Oxford University Hospitals, with funding generously provided by Oxford Hospitals Charity.
For more patient stories from around the country, visit: jtvcancersupport.com
Reuben - Synovial Sarcoma
Said - Glioblastoma (Brain Tumour)
Ewan - Astrocytoma (Brain Tumour)
Amy - Ewing's Sarcoma
Beatriz - Ewing's Sarcoma
Fraser - Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Amy, a young adult supported by the TYA team here in Oxford, has made a short film telling her story.
If you are interested in making a film, please get in touch with Ruth East from the TYA team, or JTV.
Video: I don't second question anything