“It's been weird dealing with it, despite seeing him every day in the hospital it still doesn't seem real.'
A Glasgow dad has been left heartbroken after his baby son’s rash was revealed to be a rare “adult cancer”.
Tommy, from Drumchapel, and mum Alex Davies, 22, raised the alarm after noticing a rash appear on the tot along with him struggling to move as he suffered a fever and pains. “At the beginning of it all he stopped being able to crawl and he was just finding his feet to learn to walk and then all of a sudden, he wouldn't really want to move.
His parents are also considering giving the money to charity despite feeling the financial pressure themselves.Tommy explained: “Thomas has money going towards keeping him safe after he is released from hospital for things like gloves, and sanitizer.
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