Few things worse can happen to a mother than for her child to be diagnosed with cancer. "This is an uplifting story of personal courage, astonishing achievements and the triumph of medicine and the human spirit over an appalling illness." Professor Justin P. Cobb BM BCH MCH FRCS Orthopaedic Surgeon to Her Majesty the Queen Count to Ten is the enthralling true story of miraculous pioneering surgery and Andrew's passionate battle for survival from life-threatening teenage cancer. The revolutionary new treatment by the ...
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Few things worse can happen to a mother than for her child to be diagnosed with cancer. "This is an uplifting story of personal courage, astonishing achievements and the triumph of medicine and the human spirit over an appalling illness." Professor Justin P. Cobb BM BCH MCH FRCS Orthopaedic Surgeon to Her Majesty the Queen Count to Ten is the enthralling true story of miraculous pioneering surgery and Andrew's passionate battle for survival from life-threatening teenage cancer. The revolutionary new treatment by the dedicated team at the London Bone Tumour Clinic and Andrew's adventurous pursuit of his dreams are highlighted in graphic detail. Sheila Mary Taylor's gripping literary style makes you think you are right there experiencing it! Powerfully written, it holds the reader spellbound from beginning to end to discover the answers. Is his leg saved? Does he live or die? Does he find love? And does he learn to fly? It is so easy to love your children. It is so hard to hang onto hope, especially onto their hope - the hope they need to carry on.
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