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If they need time out, no one will ask questions.

They can have fun, make new friends, push boundaries and just be the young people they are.ĭeeply personal experiences and worries can be shared with others who have been through the same thing, often for the first time.Īnd nothing ever needs explaining.

On a first trip, young people are unwrapped from the cotton wool that has protected them during treatment. Loneliness, shyness and embarrassment over appearance are common as everything it means to be a child is stripped away, while many miss school too.Įven the most popular, outgoing youngster can find their friends have moved on to new interests and new friends while they were in hospital.Ĭombine this with the anxieties of parents and family, who will do anything to remove pain and fear from the child they love, and it is clear why young people can really lack confidence after treatment. Our four-day sailing adventures give young people permission to be well again and parents permission to let go. Being in the cancer bubble strips away confidence, for young people and their families too.

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