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Brave toddler loses cancer battle after specialist treatment he was receiving in Spain stopped working - Vimarsana News

Brave toddler loses cancer battle after specialist treatment he was receiving in Spain stopped working

The youngster's devastated grandmother, Elizabeth Parker-Gleeson, who has lived in Mijas for almost 25 years, told SUR in English that her family is "absolutely heartbrok

Fun and games in Benalmádena help raise money towards 300,000 euro target for little boy with aggressive cancer - Vimarsana News

Fun and games in Benalmádena help raise money towards 300,000 euro target for little boy with aggressive cancer

The money will help pay for the treatment of two-year-old Robin Samuel, who is currently undergoing groundbreaking therapy treatment in Barcelona

Amazing way brave girl, 7, who met Kate Middleton is helping sick toddler with cancer - Vimarsana News

Amazing way brave girl, 7, who met Kate Middleton is helping sick toddler with cancer

Mila Sneddon and her family are supporting 18-month-old Robin Samuel as the lad’s parents try to fund treatment in Spain which could vastly improve his long term chances

Couple blamed baby's cries on teething, but it was rare cancer - Vimarsana News

Couple blamed baby's cries on teething, but it was rare cancer

A UK couple who initially believed their cranky baby was teething was shocked to learn he actually has a rare cancer.

Source: nypost.com
'We thought our baby was teething but it was a rare form cancer' - Vimarsana News

'We thought our baby was teething but it was a rare form cancer'

Nick and Rachel thought their baby was teething but Robin actually had high-risk neuroblastoma which has one of the lowest survival rates.