‘We’re in pieces’ say parents of boy, 7, given devastating diagnosis after mistaking his clumsiness for a ‘growth spurt’
A SCHOOLBOY has been given a devastating diagnosis after his parents noticed he kept bumping into furniture.
Seven-year-old Aubrey Rothery has Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), which affects 20 to 30 children in the UK each year.
Parents Andrew Rothery, 54, and Samantha Hibbert, 51, noticed something was off with Aubrey when he kept losing his balance and knocking into thingsSWNS On February 23 Aubrey was diagnosed with a DIPG, which primarily affects children between...
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