Hi there,
I hope this post finds you well!
I was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) back in 2005, aged 7. I completed treatment in early 2008. I'm very grateful to be in remission for almost 17 years. In ways it feels like it was a lifetime ago but I still sit with my ALL 'shadow' every day and know it has impacted me deeply and made me into the person I am today.
I am now at the point in my life where I am wanting to better understand and process my Cancer journey. I feel there is a lot for me to learn and grow from as opposed for it being something I keep in a box at the back of my mind. When entering into remission, support after treatment wasn't really discussed. I know I have a lot I need to sift through but I'm trying to find a network and support services out there that work with those in long term remission. I'd also love to connect with fellow childhood Cancer survivors too and share my journey with anyone who is currently going through treatment. I would love to create a community that rallies behind one another despite where you are in your journey.
Ella x
