Thank you Tuesday. Jan Clarke and Barbara Ross have raised £1465 in sales to support us!
Thank goodness Henry’s friends were so different! Poor girl….
Girl, 16, abandoned by friends after rare bone cancer diagnosis
www.dailymail.co.uk
Cerys Davies, now 16, from Stafford, was just 13-years-old when diagnosed with Osteosarcoma – which occurs when the cells that grow new bone form a cancerous tumour.
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Timeline Photos"It is utterly disappointing to see these figures. Primary bone cancer patients of all ages are still facing treatment options that have not changed for decades. Only through investment in research can we truly turn the tide on this brutal form of cancer." – Dr Davison, Head of Research, Information & Support
Great to see Harry, Joanne and Mike’s story being featured in the Newcastle Chronicle
Boy, six, who can’t remember life before cancer finally ends treatment
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
South Hetton youngster Harry Coulson rang the bell signalling the end of his arduous treatment at the RVI on Monday
Today’s Northern Echo celebrates one of our young Storytelling addicts!
How storytelling sessions helped six-year-old through years of cancer treatment
www.thenorthernecho.co.uk
BRAVE youngster Harry Coulson and his family are celebrating reaching the end of his arduous cancer treatment.
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Time for the weekly vote – thanks to you all for continuing with this – we’re in the lead (and want to stay there!!)
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Tune in today to the BBC Radio Newcastle "Mid-Morning Show" when presenter Tamsin Robson (pictured) will be chatting to our very own Jane Nattrass (Charity Director and Henry’s Mum) about the forthcoming National Parents Bereavement Day (July 3rd).