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'I had stage four cancer at 14, now I'm a doctor'

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'I had stage four cancer at 14, now I'm a doctor'
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Ellie Waters-Barnes, a cancer survivor who was diagnosed with stage four cancer at age 14, has graduated from Keele University as a doctor. She credits her personal experience with intensive treatment for giving her a unique perspective and empathy for her future patients.

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This story highlights the resilience of cancer survivors and the potential for personal trauma to shape professional empathy in the medical field.

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Image caption, Dr Ellie Waters-Barnes has just graduated from Keele University in Staffordshire

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