Leeds - Liverpool Canal Walk For Baby Lee

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Update 

Lee has completed 6 months of the most intense chemotherapy his tiny body can handle. He has also had 28 days of the strongest radiotherapy.

He has had his final scan, and we have had the most heartbreaking news that he still has the main tumour in his leg. 

This will continue to feed cancer around his body and the hospital have said that there isn’t really much more they can do. 

They will offer chemo once a month, to slow down the spread. 

They can only do this for a year.

As this is soft tissue cancer and it is fusion positive, it will continue to be aggressive, and unless we can get funding for treatment outside the UK there aren’t many other options. 

Lee is the most amazing little boy with a smile that melts you, he has been so brave and strong throughout this, and we aren’t ready to give up!

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DONATE WHAT YOU CAN.

At 3 years old, he hasn’t had a chance at life. 

Let’s get Lee the best treatment that money can buy, and let’s give this beautiful boy a chance to live. 

As soon as lockdown is over, we will be walking the entire length of the Leeds - Liverpool canal (127 miles) to raise funds for Baby Lee.

Lee is two years old and has a very rare aggressive type of cancer, Rhabdomyosarcoma Alveolar. He was diagnosed at stage 4.

On Christmas Day he had a massive operation to remove tumours  from his spine, he has tumours in his lymph nodes, stomach, leg and bones.  

Lee is currently receiving intense chemotherapy and the little warrior is responding to it brilliantly, but he still has a long way to go.  

Any funds raised will go to his family to help at this awful time. He has the most amazing mummy and daddy, a baby sister and a baby brother on the way.  

This has been the most heartbreaking time forall his loved ones but he is fighting hard, and despite all he is going through he is still smiling    :) 

Please donate whatever you can, and share this as much as you can. 

Please keep him in your prayers, and look forward to the day he rings that bell.

If anyone would like to join us on the walk, please let me know, the more awareness we get, the better! 

Thank you for reading xxx