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| BROWN - THE BOY WHO HAS BEATEN MORE THAN 100 TUMOURS |
| THIS is the miracle little boy who has managed to beat more than a HUNDRED cancer tumours in his EYES.
Little Ernie Brown is just four years old, yet for more of his short life he has endured endless rounds of chemotherapy treatment to try and beat his rare cancer.
So far he has managed to fight off more than a hundred tumours in his eyes, that have threatened to take his sight and his life.
But so far he has managed to beat all of them, and doctors have managed to save most of his sight too.
His relieved parents have hailed his survival as a miracle, and have put it down to their son’s incredible fighting spirit.
Mrs Brown, 37, a nurse, said: ‘Ernie has been so brave and we are so proud of him for doing so well. |
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| Broomfield. I lost so much weight my own daughter did not recognise me. |
| Every woman deserves to feel beautiful, especially when they're trying on their wedding dress. But I felt that the shop assistants were whispering about me, about my 20st weight and my size 30 dress. |
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| GADD. MODEL SURVIVES 32 FEET FALL OUT OF HER THIRD FLOOR WINDOW - WITH JUST A BROKEN ARM. |
| WHEN Amy Gadd fell a staggering 32 FEET from a third floor window - it should have meant a certain death.
But amazingly Miss Gadd, 21, survived the unbelievable fall onto concrete below, only thanks to partially landing on a small holly bush.
Miss Gadd escaped with just a broken arm - and doctors say if she hadn’t landed on the bush the fall would have certainly killed her.
Miss Gadd, a model, said: ‘I cannot believe that I managed to survive such a terrible fall. I fell 32 feet backwards out of my flat window.
‘The doctors told me that I’m extremely lucky to be alive, and I know that I am. I’ve escaped with just a broken arm. It is remarkable.’ |
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| Treverner . MY LIVER SURVIVED A PLANE CRASH. |
| My old existence was being blown to smithereens. "I'm so sorry Kate but there's nothing more we can do." The consultant explained as my Mum Tracey and I exchanged shocked glances. "Your liver is failing and you need to go on the transplant list immediately." |
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| VINCENT - MIRACLE RECOVERY OF BABY BEING STRANGLED BY A RARE NECK TUMOUR |
| THIS is the baby who has made a remarkable recovery - after being strangled by a rare tumour growing in her neck.
Little Summer Vincent baffled doctors when a lump started to grow on the side of her neck. |
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| WHEN Matthew Briggs weighed in at a staggering 31 stone, love was the last thing on his mind. |
| WHEN Matthew Briggs weighed in at a staggering 31 stone, love was the last thing on his mind.
he had been overweight as a child, and as he grew up the pounds just kept piling on.
It meant that love and relationships were out of the question for him - as no-one looked twice at him, past the rolls of fat.
But now, spurred on by looking at a photograph of himself, Matthew has sprung into action.
He has lost a staggering 17 stone - and now finally feels ready to face the dating world. |
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| MICHELLE ARTHUR I LOST 11 STONE THANKS TO AN ENGAGEMENT RING |
| It was such a special moment. I slipped my engagement ring onto my fourth finger and smiled at my husband John.
But it wasn’t at the start of our romance - we had already been married 13 years. and I’d waited all that time to wear the special diamond ring.
For one simple reason - I’d been too fat all those years to wear it. It had been handed to me by my nan before she died, but I could never get it on my finger.
Instead for more than a decade it had lain in my jewellery box, and all I could do was to look at it from time to time, wishing that it would fit on my finger.
But now after losing 11 stone - I can finally wear the ring with pride, just like my nan wanted me to all those years ago. |
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| WEST. THE BRAVE TWINS WHO HAVE HAVE HAD TO HAVE THEIR LEGS BROKEN TO WALK AGAIN. |
| THESE are the twins who had to make a brave decision to have both their legs BROKEN.
Georgie and Sophie, 15, were born with a rare form of rickets which meant that both their legs were bowed.
But they made the bravest decision of all - to have their legs broken to straighten them, so that they could finally stand tall.
The twins had their operations in December where surgeons had to break their legs in three places - and now have to spend six months with metal frames around their legs to encourage the bones to grow straight.
Since the operation Georgie has grown an inch taller - and her twin Sophie has shot up an amazing three inches. |
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| OWEN. WOMAN SPENDS £20K PENSION ON A NEW BODY |
| When Linda Owen retired from teaching she was determined to start afresh.
She was so fed up with looking like a pensioner - that she blew her pension on £20,000 of life changing surgery.
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| PHINEAS FRIENDS. |
| ‘Phineas was lying on a bed hooked up to drips and tubes while teams of medics were working on him,’ says Michael, 42. ‘I asked the doctor whether he was going to die; he paused for a really long time before answering, in a noncommittal way, that he didn’t think so. That was when I realised there was the possibility we could lose him and I broke down.’
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