The Last Thing To Come Back Was His Smile
Time to hear about how Sam’s brain tumour diagnosis impacted on The White Family not only did Sam have to learn how to talk again, he had to also relearn how to walk. The family speaks of the lack of professional support they received after Sam left the hospital including how Sam struggles with his education as there isn’t a lot of support in place for Sam’s late effects of cancer.
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Really inspirational story had a simalar experience to you, following a brain tour when I was 11. Just it was the opposite at school, teachers were great but friends weren’t.