Real Stories | Teenagers and young adults | Children with Cancer UK

Introducing Leah. Leah was an active, energetic and sporty 13-year-old whose life changed when she was diagnosed with stage 1 spinal ependymoma.
Leah opens up about what life is like after a cancer diagnosis, the impact her diagnosis has had on her daily life, her mobility and the chronic pain she experiences.
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[@malcolmthomson]

Truly uplifting. I wish you all the best now and in the future.

[@malcolmthomson]

Truly uplifting. i wish you all the best now and in the future.

[@ChildrenwithCancerUK]

Thank you Malcolm.

[@peterrose9985]

I'm humbled by these stories. These youngsters teach an old man a hell of a lot about what is important.
I wish you all the best. X

[@ChildrenwithCancerUK]

We are glad you feel that way. It is the reaction we wanted. Thank you.

[@MandiWeskin]

Such strong people. The young lady in extreme pain, yet carrying on and making a life for herself. The lady facing her death so bravely and and seeing the way forward for her children

[@ChildrenwithCancerUK]

Thank you for comment. She is truly inspiring.