Told I Had 12 Days to Live – Tracy’s Battle with AML
Tracy was told she had 12 days to live without chemo. After a tough battle with AML, a stem cell transplant that saved her life. Now in remission, she shares her journey to raise awareness.
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Adrians Story
Adrian Penn talks about how he felt when he was diagnosed with leukaemia, and about his journey.
Adrian was first diagnosed with AML back in 2018. He has since bravely fought off the cancer after treatment at Birmingham’s Centre for Clinical Haematology.
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