A boy who survived most cancers twice nonetheless wants round the clock care however goals of taking part in sport and assembly TV wildlife skilled Sir David Attenborough.
Mikail Hassan, ten, is now in remission, however chemotherapy, radiotherapy and a stem cell transplant have weakened him.
His mom Arzu has taken on the function of his full-time carer.
Mikail, of Grays, Essex, discovered a lump on his neck when he was eight and was recognized with Hodgkin lymphoma in 2020.
Pictured: Mikail Hassan, aged 10, with Mum Arzu and Dad Halil Hassan
He misplaced his hair and struggled to stroll. After months of remedy, he went into remission. Nevertheless it returned final February and he spent his tenth birthday in hospital earlier than recovering.
Mrs Hassan mentioned: ‘He loves sport. He’d like to get again to bodily actions. He loves David Attenborough – he’s watched all of it.’ The Mail has teamed up with Most cancers Analysis UK to launch the Preventing To Beat Youngsters’s Most cancers marketing campaign, which is elevating cash for very important analysis into cancers affecting youngsters and younger individuals.
We’re asking beneficiant readers to dig deep and assist flip the tide on most cancers. All cash raised will help Most cancers Analysis UK’s work on cancers affecting youngsters and younger individuals so extra 0 to 24-year-olds can survive with high quality of life.
Mikail, of Grays, Essex, discovered a lump on his neck when he was eight and was recognized with Hodgkin lymphoma in 2020
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All cash raised will help the charity’s work on cancers affecting youngsters, in order that extra under-25s can survive with high quality of life
The marketing campaign is for extra funding in analysis into childhood cancers
Mikail is now in remission, however chemotherapy, radiotherapy and a stem cell transplant have weakened him
