Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

It's episode six (ALREADY?!) and we're bringing you Tegan.

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

For episode five of AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years, we're joined by Kaleb

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

Next up, it's Shaumya!

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

For episode three of AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years, we're joined by Freddie

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

Today, we're joined by Aiden!

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. AfterThoughts explores some of their stories. But teenagers are diagnosed too. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. And that brings with it a whole host of other challenges. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts: The Teenage Years. Supported by Teenage Cancer Trust.

First up, Natalie.

Every day 34 people in their 20s and 30s are diagnosed with cancer. In Series 1 of AfterThoughts, we heard some of their stories. But for Series 2, we’re going younger. Seven people aged 13-24 are diagnosed every day. These are their stories. This is AfterThoughts.

Join Toby and Alice as they look back on some of the incredible stories from Series 3

Every day, 34 young people are diagnosed with cancer. These are the stories of what happens afterwards. This is AfterThoughts.

AfterThoughts was created to make visible some of the invisible cancer stories from within the young cancer community.

In this episode, we’re joined by the frank and hilarious Northern wonder that is Ryan Brovin

Every day, 34 young people are diagnosed with cancer. These are the stories of what happens afterwards. This is AfterThoughts.

AfterThoughts was created to make visible some of the invisible cancer stories from within the young cancer community.

In this episode, we’re joined by doctor and author Philippa Kaye

Every day, 34 young people are diagnosed with cancer. These are the stories of what happens afterwards. This is AfterThoughts.

AfterThoughts was created to make visible some of the invisible cancer stories from within the young cancer community.

In this episode, we’re joined by Jon Hamm superfan Miranda Ashitey.