I'm Cara and in April 2009, at the age of 26, I was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, in my left femur. At www.carayapp.com you can read my thoughts, feelings and fears through the highs and lows during the rollercoaster ride I have been on, including 13 gruelling chemotherapy cycles and major surgery on my leg. The blog has been really useful to keep people informed, as a chance for people to contact me and a really therapeutic process for me to write how I'm feeling and what I'm going through. I have recently finished treatment and continue to write on there.
	Hey im Matt i am 20 years old and i have recently being diagnosed with ewings sarcoma which is a rare form of bone cancer. I will be using the blog site to keep people informed of my treatment progress and the ups and downs i will go through in the next year. imdealingwithit.blogspot.com
	Andy Greig was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his right femur in February 2008, having his first chemotherapy treatment on his 42nd birthday! A self-confessed statistical blip on the Cancer radar, Andy used his existing blog on the musings of the everyday life of a 40-something dad to keep family, friends and casual surfers up to date with his progress. Follow his progress here, interspersed with occasional diversions into technology and other assorted geekery.
	Pablo and Billy are raising money for BCRT by cycling across Cuba. Read all about it on their website.
	Rose, who is 6 years old, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in March 2008. This blog has been setup to tell her story.
	Follow Joe Millington and Dan Poole’s blog as they cycle 3,500 miles across America to raise money for BCRT.
	Katie Brooman was diagnosed with osteosarcoma at the age of 21, this website is designed to help others in a similar situation, keep family and friends updated and as a personal goal to see that I am getting better and getting back to the life I had before cancer.
	My name is Leanne and at the age of 20 I lost my foot, then the rest of my leg due to a nasty bone tumour. They say that 'what doesn't kill you makes you stronger' and I am a firm believer. I have recently released my new book, an autobiography called 'Just a Step' and a unique fitness DVD 'Leanne's Chair Workout' which is the first of its kind enabling everyone and anyone to exercise. Join me in my rollercoaster and jam packed life at www.leannegrose.com thank you so much and lots of love xx
	I'm Adam Gill. I've got cancer. This is my blog about it. Have fun. blog.gillspatch.co.uk
	Sally Hurst was 26 and about to get married when she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2005. Following an intensive course of chemotherapy and an above-knee amputation, she is now in remission... and expecting the baby she was told she'd never have. Her blog, "Out on a Limb", is about life after cancer.