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- Sep 16, 2026
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'Doctors told me I was being overdramatic when my toddler was ill - the truth was sinister' - AOL (opens the original)
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A mum has told how her daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia after doctors told her she was being an "overdramatic first-time parent" over her mystery symptoms. Sophie Sparks, 37, spent six weeks desperate for answers after her daughter Darcey was struck down with repeated infections, soaring temperatures and endless coughs and colds. But she said Darcey was treated for tonsillitis, given throat spray at A&E, and told she was simply picking up common childhood illnesses from nursery. When her st
'My girl, one, lost an eye after baby monitor glare turned out to be tumour' - AOL (opens the original)
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A one-year-old girl needed her eye removed after her mum spotted a glare in her pupil on a baby monitor - which turned out to be a cancerous tumour. Grace Gravil first noticed the warning sign while watching her daughter Athena Ingledew in her cot on the monitor when she was aged around six-months-old. She says a health visitor told her it was nothing to worry about but over the next couple of months little Athena's eye began to bulge and a photograph showing up her cloudy eye prompted a trip to
'My girl, one, lost an eye after baby monitor glare turned out to be tumour' (opens the original)
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A one-year-old girl needed her eye removed after her mum spotted a glare in her pupil on a baby monitor - which turned out to be a cancerous tumour. Grace Gravil first noticed the warning sign while watching her daughter Athena Ingledew in her cot on the monitor when she was aged around six-months-old. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and third parties based o
England fan that spent savings on World Cup trip with grandad 'amazed' (opens the original)
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A generous England fan who used his life savings to take his grandad to the World Cup across America and Mexico was 'amazed' to see he's got his money back. Jacob Allmendinger, 21, spent £10,000 he'd saved up for a house deposit to take granded Geoff Golliker, 80, to three England matches. They saw three wins for the Three Lions, taking in a 2-0 victory over Panama in New York, 2-1 defeat of DR Congo in Atlanta, and the historic 3-2 win over Mexico at the legendary Azteca Stadium in Mexico City
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