I'm Sarah and I was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma aged 11.
My favourite memory with Teens Unite has to be the Activity Stay. It was the most amazing and nerve racking experience, but I wish I could relive it all over again. I made so many new friendships and memories that I'll cherish forever.
If I could tell another young person fighting cancer one thing it would be that there are people that understand and if you get a chance to do something you are scared of doing, just take the leap, there will be people to catch you if you fall.
As the Diversity & Inclusion Representative I ensure Teens Unite events continue to be inclusive. Teens Unite welcomes everyone. Within this role I help guide and inform future decisions and ensure everyone is represented and included. I also help to identify areas of improvement and provide honest feedback to ensure that every young person is able to access the support Teens Unite offers.
A fun fact about myself - I play hockey for the England Adaptive hockey team.
