A teen who died from cancer left a touching message and uged people to live for the moment because "life is too short." Newcastle University student, Lulu Blundell, died aged 19 on New Year's Day this year.
But before she passed away, Lulu left a heartfelt message that has been recited into a film about her life, reports Chronicle Live. Tragically Lulu had been told she was cancer-free after being diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare cancer that affects the bones, at the aged of 15.
The brave teen had suffered eight months of intense chemotherapy, 24 hours a day, for seven days every fortnight, as well as having her leg amputated and was eventually cleared of the disease. But last April she felt a pain in her shoulder, which was initially dismissed as a sporting injury.
