My name is David Linander, I am 27 years old and currently live in Gothenburg, but was born and raised in Helsingborg. Shortly after I turned 13, I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. I was treated mainly at ward 64 in Lund and the treatment lasted for about three years.
The aim of my lecture is to highlight the strain a teenager with cancer may experience both during and after treatment
The aim of my lecture is to highlight the challenges a teenager with cancer may face both during and after treatment, with a focus on identity and mental health. I also want to talk about how family, friends and other loved ones are affected.
My name is Alfons Peterson, I am 23 years old, and I am NOT grateful that I got cancer. However, I know what people need. I know what the thousands of people who are currently depressed need.
My name is Alicia Lindberg, I am 32 years old and live in Falkenberg. I am the daughter and surviving child of a father who could handle everything.
In the middle of life, just after meeting my life partner, a year before graduation and barely a year before my thirtieth birthday, I was told I had triple-negative breast cancer. The news came like a bolt from the blue, and my life took a new turn.
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