I chose this project because I really wanted to do something that could make a difference, even if it was small. When I read the NHS brief, it felt important. The idea of helping people understand their treatment journey, especially something as tough as breast cancer, really spoke to me. I wanted to be part of something that could give comfort and support to patients.
After I joined the project, we worked together as a group to come up with ideas. Everyone shared thoughts about the story, visuals, and emotions we wanted to show. Once we had a clear direction, I wrote the final version of our story draft. I wanted it to feel real and respectful, while still giving hope. I thought about how we could show the journey of the patient in a way that was easy to understand and full of empathy. This story became the base for everything else in our project.
