#teenagecancergigs

[musefanspain]

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Matt y Chris pidiendo colaboración para el @teenage_cancer ayer en el Royal Albert Hall #Repost @teenage_cancer with @get_repost ・・・ Join @muse's @mattbellamy & @ctwolstenholme78 in supporting our vital work! Please text to donate or click the link in our bio and help us give every young person with cancer the specialist nursing support they deserve #TeenageCancerGigs #teenagecancertrust #muse #MattBellamy #chriswolstenholme #music #RoyalAlbertHall

[fallingawaywithmuse]

NEW: super-group Dr. Pepper’s Jaded Hearts Club Band with @MattBellamy Graham Coxon will play their very first ever UK performance, as part of #TeenageCancerGigs this month! Don't miss this gig: ♥️♥️♥️ @drpeppersjadedheartsclubband #drpeppersjadedheartsclubband #MattBellamy #grahamcoxon @jdw1 @goldensymbols @last2therapy @domhoward77 @chriscester @ilanrubin @mileskane #beatlescover #soproud #knockemdead (at Royal Albert Hall)

[edsheeranmexico-blog]

Nuestro pelirrojo se presentó en el Royal Albert Hall para el #teenagecancergigs. Éste evento fue realizado por Teenage Cancer Trust, una asociación de ayuda a jóvenes con cáncer. Los fondos recaudados en el evento fueron destinados al apoyo de éstos chicos. 🐾

[edsheeran-eu]

📹 @teenage_cancer: We won an award! Thanks to Live UK for the Oustanding Achievement award at the Live Music Business Awards for our Teenage Cancer Trust at the @royalalberthall shows. A certain someone sent us a lovely message on the night - thanks @teddysphotos! 💙 #TeenageCancerGigs #livemusic #edsheeran

[thereallamala]

📷@mussoproductions #melbournegigs #gigstagram #manchestergigs #gigspunk #gigsjakarta #fiverrgigs #gigssurabaya #gigsjogja #gigsbandung #gigsongigsongigs #punegigs #gigsalad #gigsinlondon #gigshots #urbangigs #livegigs #gigshack #gigsphotography #londongigs #gigslife #djgigs #summergigs #musicgigs #weddinggigs #gigsykit #gigs #gigshoes #teenagecancergigs #infogigs #gigstarter (at Union City, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvDvQw5H9fB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3l3vdmrn7syf

[blossomslads]

TeenageCancer: "We walked to school with St Jude on our headphones" the incredible @BlossomsBand are the perfect way to start the night, celebrating the 10th anniversary of @thecourteeners debut!  #TeenageCancerGigs

[sheeran-ed-sheeran]

EdSheeran will be returning to the @RoyalAlbertHall on Tues 28 March for our #TeenageCancerGigs! 🙌

[michelledh]

I'm sad but its understandable #TheWho #teenagecancergigs http://bit.ly/2Q9qkIW

I'm sad but its understandable #TheWho #teenagecancergigs https://t.co/39zp47OCwE

— Michelle D Harris - Social Media (@michelledh) March 12, 2020

via Twitter https://twitter.com/michelledh March 12, 2020 at 03:12PM

[ebssweden]

#JonButton of #TheWho and #SherylCrow sent us this photo from @officialthewho soundcheck from last years #teenagecancergigs at #TheRoyalAlbertHall festuring his trusted EBS OctaBass. He also shared his newfound love for EBS The Drive pedal, that you can use to boost or spice up your bass tone. You can find both the OctaBass and The Drive in stores everywhere and online. #ebseffects via Instagram http://ift.tt/2sPCBc7

[isinanotherland]

Forever Joy Division 😢 New Order 23.4.2016 Royal Albert Hall London More photos on my blog (link in bio) (hier: Royal Albert Hall)

[dallejandro]

So this was crazy last night. Interviewing @lynngvnn @alexbabinski @brianmvc Thanks for being so lovely @thisispvris #teenagecancergigs #pvris (at Royal Albert Hall)

[blossomslads]

teenage_cancer: Meeting the amazing @what_liam_saw & @blossomsband earlier! 📸 Cannot WAIT for the show! 🙌😁 #teenagecancergigs

[kmcouturebeauty-blog]

Hey everyone! Thank you for being apart of this charity!! For every EASY ON YOUR EYES BUNDLE! not only will you get free SHINE MAKEUP REMOVER, 10% goes to st judes,5% goes towards Ellas treatment, but I will give a makeover to one of the girls on sign up list for a free makeover. SOME of these girls a have been there for years and a makeover can be the perfect medicine for a smile and for a few hours feel like an average pre teen or teenager just putting on makeup:) Www.kmcouturebeauty.com

[alexandratiffanyjones]

Boo, I’m alive!

Well, the past few weeks have flown by, I’ve lost track of time and I know that this blogpost is overdue, again, apologies! A lot seems to have happened but I’ll get the sort of scary, not such great news out of the way first….

A few weeks after “that operation” …the pinning of my femur, I’m once again being invited to appointments here there and everywhere, most importantly the one where I re-established my relationship with one’s oncologist aka the lovely lady who’s main job is to now keep me alive!

During the impromptu appointment where I was first told that my cancer had spread I didn’t really get the full picture, I remember hearing the words “various bones across the body” but the main concern of that moment was my hip and spine. So anyway, during the planned appointment with my oncologist she had the unfortunate job of telling me that the cancer is in fact in the following bones: Hip, Spine, Ribs, Shoulder and Skull – queue squeaky fucking bum time upon hearing the word Skull.

It all sounds quite scary doesn’t it, good job we’ve got a plan in place then! Tomorrow I’ll be starting a chemotherapy tablet called Capecitabine and a monthly bone injection called Denosumab (this has been delayed until my Vitamin D levels are up, I’m quite deficient you see!). Also some radiotherapy here and there.

Capecitabine: http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/cancers-in-general/treatment/cancer-drugs/capecitabine

Denosumab: http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/cancers-in-general/treatment/cancer-drugs/denosumab

Side effects compared to my last lot of chemotherapy are minimal so if I compare this to how I managed those, I did climb The National Three Peaks, I know I’ll be just fine. These drugs allow me to go about my life as normal and guess what (my favourite part) – NO HAIR LOSS, something I insisted couldn’t happen again, no no. Let’s just really hope and pray these drugs work.

In other cancer news, I’ve experienced my first Paramedic visit. That horrendous pain I mentioned in my last blog post, the one where I get shooting pain that goes from my lower back into my legs, well that happened for about 48 hours straight. To be fair the Friday prior to this painful incident, I was literally having tequila poured into my mouth whilst throwing some questionable shapes on the dancefloor, to say I over did it 5 weeks after a major operation is an understatement. I actually thought, like I’d been told to look out for, my spinal cord was being compressed. It wasn’t (thankfully) and I was given some heavy duty painkillers that literally knocked me out for the whole week, I lost a week.

Since then, I’ve discussed this pain with my oncologist, who agreed I needed an MRI to investigate what the cancer in my spine might be up to. Low in behold though an MRI scanner is basically a massive magnet, I happened to have a magnet in my expander, inside my tit, that could be affected by the scanner and needed to come out. So on Tuesday of this week I had an operation to change my boobie expander to a silicone implant and on Wednesday I was at The Christies for my MRI. Recovering from Tuesdays operation is a walk in the park compared to previous op’s I’ve had. Originally I wasn’t overjoyed at the prospect of having any more invasive treatment so soon after the hip and leg incident. Now I’m pleased though, it means we can find out what’s causing my pain faster and I should get the results of my MRI in the next few days.

I think that covers about everything, I suppose I should talk about how I'm feeling… Well I feel just fine to be honest, Thanks! I'm not frightened, I'm not upset, I’m just me but I’m having to navigate through some slightly hairy situations. I’m fully aware how serious this is but balls to that, I’m not wasting my time crying or moaning about something that’s out of my control, what will be will be and I’m accepting of that.  So whilst we’re on the subject… Look at some of the fun things I have been up to:

I turned 25… We had a Mexican themed party, next years is going to be Mermaids, I’ve decided:

Courtesy of Teenage Cancer Trust I got to introduce “The Who” on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London, that’s me with Roger Daltrey:

I’ll be blogging more frequently going forward so I’ll be posting soon to let you know how I’m getting on with my chemotherapy and my MRI Results. Have a great weekend everyone and don’t forget to check your boobs!

[paradisephoto74]

Possibly the highlight of the week was Noel Gallagher and his band the High Flying Birds which proved to be an absolute blast from start to finish. I had started to help shooting the meet n greets for the charity before the gigs and so when I heard that it might be possible to get Noel in a group shot alongside Roger Paltry, Russell Brand and Kelly Jones I’ll be the first to admit that a got more than a little excited! As these type of shots rarely ever come together as planned due to people being either in the toilets or the bar etc. I didn’t have my hopes up too high but when I suddenly got the nod followed shortly after by Noel and Russell then Roger and finally Kelly I was overjoyed. 16 frames was all I took but all that was needed too to capture a great relaxed group of guys very relaxed in each others company and an absolute inning shot that resulted in getting tweeted by both Noel and Russell the next day.

Noel’s set was a heady mixture of his solo work, playing his very recently released second album aswell as some Oasis classics which went down a storm with the crowd that were on fire throughout the entire night. Even i couldn’t resist putting the cameras down for a couple of songs and join in with the anthems, sometimes the atmosphere is just too great to resist!

[littledanbos]

This place is amazing. If you ever make it to London- visit it! Royal Albert Hall is just... beyond words... Me and the little fellow watched a concert of Frank Turner and as you can see it was for ‘teenage cancer trust’.