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Young (former) cancer patients carry their illness forever: they show their tattoos

Young (former) cancer patients carry their illness forever: they show their tattoos

A new special feature highlights the personal stories of six young cancer survivors who have chosen to commemorate their experiences through tattoos. These tattoos serve as symbols for the challenges they faced during their illnesses, including themes of bravery and loneliness.

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