Ceri told LADbible: “I thought there’s a lot that happens when your child is told they have cancer, and it’s not just the fact
That they go through treatment, life changes as a parent, and it’s not the thing you expect to be doing,” Ceri said. Hugh weighed 20 kg when he was last admitted to the hospital.
When he’s eighteen, take him out to a pub, and when he’s twelve, take him to see his first Arsenal game. You expect to be going out into the sunset with.
“As a parent, you have a lot of expectations for your children, and you don’t expect to be sitting by their bedside while they undergo chemotherapy at the age of five. It’s a burden to be
There, present, and healthy for them.You know, I also lost my son. The burden of sadness is on your shoulders, and I have two lovely boys at home as well. You never lose it.
“The 20 kilos was to signify not just only Hugh’s weight, but the weight of what childhood cancer is on a parent.”
