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Student who lost a leg after 'sports injury' that turned out to be cancer dies aged 19

Lulu Blundell thought she just had a sporting injury when she felt a pain in her shoulder - but days later the teenager was given a devastating terminal cancer diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Teen warns 'life is too short' in heartbreaking video shared after her death following cancer battle

Tragic Lulu Blundell passed away on New Year's Day, aged 19, after battling Ewing's Sarcoma for from the age of 15.

Daily Record

'Life is too short': Newcastle University student's moving words written before she died of cancer aged 19

Lulu Blundell's own inspiring words and reflections on living with cancer feature in a short film about her life

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'I had a 'one in a million' illness, now I've got a foot-long scar'

'It was such a shock, I’d been completely in the dark of just how serious it could be'

Manchester Evening News

Woman’s holiday discovery results in ‘one in a million’ diagnosis

Perri, 24, has a 30cm scar across her chest after having her right breast removed

The Independent UK

'I was diagnosed with 'one in a million' cancer I'd never heard of after finding lump'

Perri Rowe found a lump while she was on holiday and immediately had it checked out when she returned to the UK - and was diagnosed with a 'one in a million' cancer

Daily Mirror

'I found a lump in my breast on holiday resulting in a mastectomy'

Perri, 24, has a 30cm scar across her chest after having her right breast removed

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Woman’s holiday discovery results in ‘one in a million’ diagnosis

Perri, 24, has a 30cm scar across her chest after having her right breast removed

The Independent UK

Student put ulcers down to exam stress only to have most of her tongue removed

Rachel Morton was diagnosed with tongue cancer at the age of just 19

Wales Online

Student with 'stress ulcers' had tongue removed and rebuilt using leg after cancer find

WARNING: UPSETTING CONTENT A university student who thought her mouth ulcers were a by-product of exam worries was diagnosed with cancer and had to have a new tongue built using flesh from her thigh

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh student's 'tongue ulcers' turn out to be aggressive form of cancer

Rachel Morton, 21, said that she started getting ulcers on her tongue back in 2019, which she initially just put down to being busy starting university, but went to get them checked out

Edinburgh Live

Scots med student had chunk of tongue removed after 'stress ulcers' turned out to be cancer

Rachel Morton, now 21, initially put the ulcers down to being busy starting university but was diagnosed with tongue cancer at the age of 19.

Daily Record

Newtownards woman on cancer diagnosis age 22 after struggling to stay awake

"We were all waiting to hear the word cancer"

Belfast Live

Belfast teen diagnosed with stage 3 cancer after friend flagged mark on her back

The East Belfast woman thought it was a burn

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Wales Online

The teenager taking on an incredible challenge after being diagnosed with stage three cancer

Doctors originally thought Jacob might have had glandular fever

Wales Online

The Who Quadrophenia Tour Vespa restored in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust

Scooter ridden on stage by Billy Idol in 1966 was locked in Roger Daltry's garage until his son-in-law took charge of restoring it

The Independent UK

Student rushed to hospital with ‘pulled muscle’ diagnosed with rare cancer

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, 20, was revising for her medical school entrance exams when she went to A&E with pain in her abdomen

The Independent UK

Student rushed to hospital with ‘muscle strain’ diagnosed with rare form of cancer

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, 20, was revising for her medical school entrance exams when she went to A&E with pain in her abdomen

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Wet Leg 'big up' Teenage Cancer Trust at Royal Albert Hall charity concert

Fresh from the Brit Awards and Grammys the Isle of Wight indie rockers delighted fans with their hits including Chaise Longue and Wet Dream

Edinburgh Live

Young Edinburgh student's 'stomach strain' turned out to be huge cancer tumour

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, a student at the University of Edinburgh, went to A&E with pain in her abdomen which she assumed was a muscle strain -before she was told she had ovarian cancer.

Wales Online

Teenager thought pain in her side was a muscle strain - but it was cancer

Doctors discovered student Elena Espinosa Cabrera had a 14cm cyst

Wales Online

'I was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer at 13 after spotting lump on my neck'

Callum also noticed he had fatigue and was tired all of the time before being daignosed

Nottingham Post

I thought I had the flu but it turned out to be a 'quite deadly' cancer

She completed her dissertation from the hospital bed

Manchester Evening News

Callum had a lump on his neck but thought nothing of it - at just 13 he was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer

Callum Shallcross will now introduce a special film at the Royal Albert Hall this week

The Independent UK

Roger Daltrey to headline Teenage Cancer Trust’s Royal Albert Hall concert series

The Who frontman joins previously announced headliners including Underworld and Wet Leg

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