A girl battling an inoperable brain tumour has been praised for bravery - and dubbed 'Jasmine the Warrior Princess'. Jasmine Freeman, seven, was diagnosed after complaining of double vision and headaches.
Her parents Anthony Freeman, 36 and Jakki Nguyen, 41, said they "felt sick" and "wept desperate tears" after being told they had such limited time with her. After three gruelling weeks of daily radiotherapy Jasmine finally 'rang the bell' this week to celebrate the end of her latest round of treatment.
Anthony and Jakki, from Bracknell in Berkshire, said: “We are so proud of how far she’s come, but the fight isn’t over yet. We have to get her ready for possible trials next and pray in the meantime that radiation has worked and can slow the growth of the tumour enough for us to get her the treatment she deserves.”
