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Official Site of Arsenal · Aug 17, 2022

“I insist on enjoying the time I have left”

Arsenal has a long-standing relationship with the Willow Foundation, which organises special days out for seriously ill young people. David Williams, 37, from Welwyn Garden City, recalls a memorable trip to Emirates Stadium at the end of last season

“I’ve had lots of ups and downs in life and some dark times as a child and young adult, but being diagnosed with terminal cancer has given me a clarity that puts everything into perspective.

“I’d been ill for several months and at the beginning of this year I was admitted to hospital. Two days later I was having a brain biopsy to remove a cystic brain tumour. Then I was diagnosed with grade 4 astrocytoma – terminal brain cancer.

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