Teen has leg amputated after lump from rugby tackle turns out to be cancer
A teen who lost his leg when a lump that formed after a rugby tackle turned out to be cancer said he has learned to “stay ...
Teenager had leg amputated after lump from rugby tackle turned out to be something very different
A teenage rugby player had his leg amputated after what he thought was a lump from a rugby tackle turned out to be an ...
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Teenager had leg amputated after lump from rugby tackle turned out to be something very different
More info A teenage rugby player had his leg amputated after what he thought was a lump from a rugby tackle ... After working hard to regain strength and muscle at the gym, Oliver won gold at ...
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I thought the lump in my leg was a muscle — I was diagnosed with a rare cancer
A few months prior, I had become increasingly concerned about a lump on my right thigh ... developing cancer in their leg. So, I brushed it off as a peculiar muscle knot or something along ...
This is Isaiah Manley’s moment. So the Bishop Noll senior ‘gives you everything he has.’
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Whitley Bay lad who lost leg to cancer is now a personal trainer telling others to 'never give up'
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‘I thought I could run it off,’ says boy, 16, forced to have leg amputated after rugby tackle revealed aggressive cancer
WHEN Oliver Liddle’s knee started to hurt after a game of rugby, he assumed it was from a dodgy tackle. The then-12-year-old ...
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I ignored lump on my body then I was diagnosed with cancer
A few months earlier, I'd started to get worried about a lump in my right thigh ... of anyone getting cancer in their leg. So I assumed it was just a weird muscle knot or something similar.