What's It Like To Have Cancer  - Your Questions Answered From This Morning
Channel: PeeWeeToms
Date: 27/02/2018

Today I was asked a ton of questions and I have been asked a ton a few other days as well. 

00:33 Who Am I?
00:41 I am Not A Comedian!
01:08 Will I Do Accents?
01:16 Whats My Pain Level?
02:02 Was I Meant To Get Results Today?
02:24 Why Is It Taking So Long To Get The Results?
02:45 Is There A Way To Help Or Get Involved and Do I Have A PO Box?
05:04 Do I Have Snapchat?
05:23 If You Want To Share Your Story!

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Who Am I!

Name: PeeWeeToms (Dan Thomas) 
Job: Software Developer 
Age: 32 Home: England! 
Diagnosis: Sarcomatoid Carcinoma (https://peeweetoms.com/glossary/sarcomatoid-carcinoma)
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