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"I'm so happy to have more time with Marc and Chloe!". A polaroid of three people smiling with their arms round each other. Zoe, on the left, is wearing a green jumper and holding christmas presents, Chloe in the middle is wearing a patterned Christmas jumper. She has long auburn hair and is wearing glasses. Marc is on the right, he has a white beard and is wearing a Christmas jumper with reindeer on it.

Zoe's story

“This trial has saved my life and is enabling me to continue making memories with my family. What The Royal Marsden have done for me is just incredible, and their research is helping people like me, all around the world."

"It all started in October 2020 when I found something on my neck" says Zoe. "A biopsy showed I had melanoma in my neck and upper arm. In May 2023 another lump appeared, and I was told I have stage 4 melanoma."

After being referred to The Royal Marsden, Zoe joined a ground-breaking trial under the care of Dr Furness. When Zoe first joined the triaI, she had advanced melanoma. Six weeks after starting her treatment, her cancer had completely disappeared.

"I’m so thrilled I’ll be here for Christmas. Being alive is the best present ever for me, Marc and Chloe."

Zoe, a patient at The Royal Marsden

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