Five-year-old Liam Scott was given a potentially life-saving vaccine not available on the NHS and is now ‘getting stronger by the day’ 👏
A child who travelled to the USA for experimental treatment after his family raised more than £200,000 to save his life is nowFive-year-old Liam Scott was given a potentially life-saving vaccine not available on the NHS and is now ‘getting stronger by the day’.
She now hopes to bring the cancer vaccine treatment to Britain, after struggling with the ‘traumatic’ experience of having to raise a vast amount of cash while caring for a very sick child.Claire and Michael Scott say they cried when they hit their fundraising target ‘At the end of the day it’s so traumatic to go through what they are going through with their little ones. You are not really in the right headspace to fundraise.
When the Covid-19 lockdown hit, Liam’s family worried about how they would raise the money, with events like the London Marathon cancelled. The once-distant target of £232,000 was reached in July 2020 after a flurry of attention on Twitter and a £2,000 boost from footballer Pepe Reina.
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