In this second instalment, we join Anthony for a bounce and a stretch as he has a physio gym session at the hospital, followed by a game of pool, which Anthony loses… but we’ll let him off considering he does have a cast on his arm! As Anthony travels back to London, we follow his journey back to the hospital where he’s busy glowing in the dark with funky pens and stopping to chat to the nurses. Anthony is in high spirits as he prepares to have his cast taken off…maybe he’ll be able to win a game of pool now!

Here we are introduced properly to Anthony, a university student who was diagnosed with cancer whilst still studying away from home. Anthony highlights the good points of having cancer when a brand new, shiny free laptop arrives for him- not something you get in the post everyday! To give us an insight into what life is like, Anthony gives us a tour of his halls of residence, where his roommates, mostly guys, are cooking up a storm…. even if it doesn’t look very appetising! Anthony stops to talk to various friends, who talk about what it felt like to find out Anthony had been diagnosed at such a young age and how it’s made them realise it could happen to anybody, no matter how old you are. The sun is shining as we get a lovely tour around Brighton pier and the surrounding beach, before its time to go back to school as Anthony takes a visit to the school room in the hospital, where, surprisingly everyone is really eager to learn!

Through a series of photographs, taken before and during his cancer treatment, Anthony shows us how cancer can not only dramatically alter your way of life, but also the way you look. From nights out with friends and fun filled fancy dress parties to potent images of his time in hospital, this film tracks Anthony’s progress and offers a powerful insight into the physical side effects of having cancer.

From painting to pool and board games to bag making, you can always guarantee a good time in the London TCT day room! We get a tour of the room in question as well as a look at some craft making in action and interrupt a budding game of monopoly as patients and staff enjoy themselves with the fantastic facilities available. There’s just time for a sneaky peek of the young person’s cancer unit before its back to work….and time for another game of monopoly for everyone else!

An introduction as to what you can expect from the school services whilst in hospital.

prince and his first music video for ‘gunshots’.

Prince takes us to his nephew’s Christening, and then to the recording studio where he’s recording some tracks.

Prince asks his friend, K.C., some questions about how he coped with his friend’s diagnosis.
He also talks about how his family coped, and where they laid the blame.

Your hair may be dropping out, so make the most of it while you can.

19 now, Prince was diagnosed at 14 with a few years off he relapsed at 17. Here he talks about how he dealt with the diagnosis.

A collage of the things the London group got up to at the 2007 Find Your Sense of Tumour conference at Centre Parks near Nottingham.

Chris takes his first steps after spending a long time in a wheelchair.