Mel Stocks, 38, South Yorkshire
I’d known all along that there was something wrong with my baby and now, finally, someone had agreed.
‘Jessie has got acute lymphoblastic leukaemia,’ the doctor said, last January.
Fear, panic… I felt it all.
But at least Jessie, then 14 months, could get treatment.
It started when she was a couple of days old: infections, colds, runny nose, rashes...
‘There’s something wrong,’
I said to my husband Sam, 38.
Sam and I have an older daughter, Macy, who was 4 at the time Jessie was born.
I took Jessie to the doctor over and over, but was told that it would pass. It didn’t.
Jessie was given antibiotics, they didn’t help.
Back and forth to the GP and hospital – they said it was…
