Information for teenagers and young adults
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Order or download our guide with information for young people living with cancer. It includes insights from other young people who have lived with cancer.
Order or download our guide with information for young people living with cancer. It includes insights from other young people who have lived with cancer.
Waiting to hear the results of tests can be a worrying time. You can talk to us about anything that's concerning you.
If you’re feeling up to some physical activity it can really help you to feel better. We've got a range of events you can get involved in.
What's happening near you? Find out about support groups, where to get information and how to get involved with Macmillan where you are.
Read Amrik's guest blog about being diagnosed with cancer age 18. He discusses the impact this had on his studies, the support he received and how he found a light at the end of the tunnel.
If you're diagnosed with cancer at a young age, you might have very specific concerns as to its impact - this group's a space for those diagnosed at a young age to share and talk about their experiences with others of a similar age.
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