Lucy Fay Francazio

Lucy was diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma at the age of 11 in late 2016.

Lucy Fay Francazio was diagnosed with Stage III anaplastic large cell lymphoma at the age of 11 in 2016 and received treatment at Monash Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. Her experiences have inspired a passion for improving the care and outcomes of children and young people facing cancer.

Lucy is an active consumer advocate and volunteers her time across several childhood cancer advisory groups and organisations in Australia. As Co-Chair of the CoLab Patient and Family Advisory Committee, she works alongside healthcare professionals, researchers, and families to help shape more compassionate, equitable, and patient and family-centred cancer care.

Lucy is passionate about ensuring that the voices of children, adolescents, young adults, and their families are heard. Through her advocacy, she aims to improve the experiences of future patients by addressing gaps in cancer care, promoting better long-term outcomes, and raising awareness of the lasting impacts of childhood cancer.

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