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Stephen SuttonBritish teenager battling cancer
Date of Birth: 16.12.1994
Country: Great Britain |
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Stephen Sutton - A Teenager Fighting Cancer
Stephen Sutton was a British teenager who was diagnosed with incurable cancer. Determined not to waste any time, Stephen created his own bucket list. Almost instantly, he became extremely popular on the internet, and the charity fund he established started receiving donations at an unexpected rate. Today, the fund has raised over two and a half million pounds, and Stephen wishes health and happiness to everyone who will be left behind after him.

Biography of Stephen Sutton
Stephen Sutton was only 19 years old when doctors gave him a grim diagnosis - colon cancer. Unfortunately, there was no positive prognosis for Stephen, as he had a limited time left to live. Knowing the truth about his condition, he decided to make something memorable towards the end of his life. Stephen started a blog on Facebook, with his main goal being to raise awareness about cancer in teenagers. Soon enough, interest in Stephen and his page began to grow rapidly. The initial plan to raise ten thousand pounds proved to be insignificant, as the amount of donations quickly surpassed this goal by many times. Eventually, Stephen Sutton's fund raised over two and a half million pounds, and the cause is still ongoing today.

'Teenage Cancer Trust' is the name of the program specifically created for teenagers battling cancer. Stephen shares that it was 'Teenage Cancer Trust' that helped him cope with his situation and avoid falling into complete despair. Speaking about the fund, Stephen mentions that numerous events and conferences are organized under its auspices, where teenagers and their parents share their problems and try to find solutions together. In addition, the fund conducts extensive educational work aimed at early detection of oncological diseases. Stephen says that if he had known about his illness earlier, it might have been possible to help him. The fund also finances specialized medical professionals who provide care for patients, and Stephen spent a considerable amount of time with them.

One day, Stephen wrote a blog post that he called his last. He bid farewell to his readers and lamented that everything had been so short-lived. He also stated that his life, though short, had been beautiful. Stephen Sutton promised his readers, friends, and sympathizers that he would continue to fight the disease as long as he had the strength.
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