Life on the teenage cancer ward at UCLH

A short film guide showing life on the wards for children and young people at University College London Hospitals (UCLH). www.childrenand...

[@user-sc9pv9wp4v]

I really appreciate the realism of this, it’s nice to just have the young people talking freely without sad music playing

[@juliewilliams4894]

I beat breast cancer and had a large tumour removed, there is hope for u kids, I'm still here after nearly five yrs, may god bless u all and keep u safe.xxxx

[@haloskaterkid]

I'm glad that patients can feel at home and comfortable during long periods of hospital stay. It must be very nice to be able to work with the teenagers on a daily basis and become good friends with them! I wish them all the very best.

[@7rebornsrmylife7]

Bless these kids.

[@nh4ci295]

Bless the nurses!

[@user-sc9pv9wp4v]

Why? They aren’t the sick ones

[@scorpio1066]

heart wrenching

[@rosietaysom6871]

Keep going!

[@violinmusicfan]

beautiful!

[@stevieruru]

Good bless you guys

[@SeanANDConnah]

unfair on they kids :0 I have to got in tomorrow for a opp on my bak I'll be in for 3 days nothing like these guys there brave

[@lauraplant683]

i was diagnosed with brain cancer 6 months ago.

[@trollingonaot9037]

laura plant I don't want to sound rude but what is it like?

[@lauraplant683]

keep fighting

[@gordanazakula5669]

If l was a teenager, l would never consent to cancer treatment!!! Not even, if it would cure me!!!