A brave teenager is fighting cancer for the second time.
Callum Foy, 15, was born with a genetic condition called neurofibromatosis. This is where tumours attach themselves to nerves in the body.
Most of the time these tumours are benign, however can turn malignant. When Callum was 10-years-old he had a large tumour which was growing rapidly in his neck, this was removed and doctors told the family the heartbreaking news it was cancerous.
