A brave Edinburgh child who was diagnosed with cancer at just nine years old and received a life saving liver transplant has recently led the charge against cancer at the Pretty Muddy event in Edinburgh.
11-year-old Leo Barker was diagnosed with liver cancer in June 2020, after life saving treatment in the height of lockdown at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, he’s now in remission and helping raise money to fight cancer.
The Livingston local took to the stage ahead of his story being shared as the voice of Cancer Research UK Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids. His story will be shared at hundreds of Pretty Muddy events this year.