年轻人发现自己得了癌症是什么感觉？这部纪录片将探访一些罹患疾病的年轻人，揭示他们的恐惧、希望和经历。特洛伊、哈利、利亚姆、蒂姆和马特将谈到专为这个年龄段的病人定制的病房设施、专业护理和社工支持。玛格达和索菲将谈到对药物发展的看法，而另一位病人的案例对药物试验的年龄限制提出了质疑。还有尼克、亚兹和罗辛将介绍青少年和青年癌症护理方面实现的创新。这些鼓舞人心的故事给人带来希望，反映了青少年的顽强。

What is it like to be young and find out you have got cancer? What you will find out in this film may surprise you. 　　This film, narrated by actor and comedian Jack Whitehall, tells 11 inspirational stories, revealing how a range of young people have dealt with their cancer diagnosis and the treatment process. We hear, primarily in their own words, about their fears, their hopes and their experiences - affirming the view that 'the best therapist for a teenager with cancer... is another teenager with cancer.' 　　Chloe, Harry, Liam, Tim and Matt introduce us to the bespoke ward facilities, specialist nursing and social worker support which is tailored to this age group - and which is largely funded by charities, such as CLIC Sargent, Macmillan Cancer Support and the Teenage Cancer Trust. Magda and Sophie give us an insight into the world of drugs development which is giving great benefit to some people - but Chloe's story tragically presents the argument that the age restrictions on drugs trials should be broadened. Nick, Yazz and Roisin reveal the depth and innovative nature of the support that goes into teenage and young adult cancer care. 　　What all their stories share is a sense of hope - and teenage bloody-mindedness.

What is it like to be young and find out you have got cancer? What you will find out in this film may surprise you. 　　This film, narrated by actor and comedian Jack Whitehall, tells 11 inspirational stories, revealing how a range of young people have dealt with their cancer diagnosis and the treatment process. We hear, primarily in their own words, about their fears, their hopes and their experiences - affirming the view that 'the best therapist for a teenager with cancer... is another teenager with cancer.' 　　Chloe, Harry, Liam, Tim and Matt introduce us to the bespoke ward facilities, specialist nursing and social worker support which is tailored to this age group - and which is largely funded by charities, such as CLIC Sargent, Macmillan Cancer Support and the Teenage Cancer Trust. Magda and Sophie give us an insight into the world of drugs development which is giving great benefit to some people - but Chloe's story tragically presents the argument that the age restrictions on drugs trials should be broadened. Nick, Yazz and Roisin reveal the depth and innovative nature of the support that goes into teenage and young adult cancer care. 　　What all their stories share is a sense of hope - and teenage bloody-mindedness.