Helping a friend in need…

When Harry knew his friends cousin was really poorly and needed money to help him get better he wanted to help. He said he would be upset if it was his cousin.

Personally hearing young Oliver’s story hurt me, I just don’t know how you process that as a parent. You would try everything possible in your power to save your child. In this case potentially it’s just money.

Harry has enough toys and doesn’t need anymore. I typically would give a £10 note in a bday card or spend around £10 on a present for a child’s birthday party.

Instead of a present for his birthday he would really like you to go online and give whatever you would have spent on a gift for him, a little bit of information on this friend below :

Fifteen-year-old Oliver Ross from Ashford has been undergoing treatment after doctors found a brain tumour in July. He had a 10 hour urgent operation to reduce the size of the tumour, with 75% of it removed successfully.

The teenager is going through a six-week chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment, however the family have been told that he needs overseas treatment to have the best chance of survival.

"Unfortunately, they are not yet available on the NHS or even in the UK.”

Anything he can raise will help Oli