Clinical Trials: real stories
Hear from people affected by blood cancer about their experiences with clinical trials and also from those who have contacted our Clinical Trials Support Service
Shibu's Story – AML
Shibu was 42 years old when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Here, he explains what led him to take part in a clinical trial, the challenges he faced, and how he benefited.
Ed's Story – CLL
Ed shares his story of how our Clinical Trials Support Service helped support him through his diagnosis of CLL
Rachel's Story – Myeloma
Rachel contacted the Clinical Trials Support Service to find out whether she could potentially take part in a clinical trial and contribute to blood cancer research.
Nicky's Story – CLL
After three years on watch and wait following a blood cancer diagnosis, Nicky enrolled on a clinical trial. In March this year, recruitment for the trial closed. To mark the occasion, Nicky reflects on her positive experiences from the trial.
David's Story – CLL
Deciding on whether to enrol on a clinical trial can be a tough decision, as David knows all too well. Find out why he eventually said yes to taking part, what he's learned about the process, and how he's benefiting from the research it offers.
Jane's Story – AML
Here, Jane reflects on the painful symptoms and "horrible" side effects of her blood cancer treatment, and explains that without taking part in a clinical trial, she wouldn't be here today.
Johanna's Story – CLL
Johanna was told that she had only one treatment option available to her – to take part in our clinical trial. Thanks to this, Johanna was able to control her leukaemia and spend more valuable time with her family.
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Connect with others on a clinical trial
Looking to speak to other people who have experience with being on a clinical trial? Why not join our Online Community Forum and connect with others who can understand.
Thank you to everyone who has shared their stories of being on a clinical trial.