- Dec 16, 2016

I Survived Childhood Cancer - And Spent Two Decades Thinking I’d Never Be A Mum

I’m 39 now, and I’ve had a lot of late effects as a result of cancer treatment, for example, it weakened my heart. But for me, by far the most devastating effect of treatment was the impact that it had on my fertility.

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