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acute lymphoblastic leukaemiaTelegraph
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I was 15 and studying for my GCSEs at Badminton School in Bristol when I first fell ill.
I became very pale, had a really tight chest, was out of breath after even a few steps and had blisters on my lips.
I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL), a type of blood cancer that’s more common in children than adults.
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