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Sian Traynor

Heartbroken Edinburgh mum tells how 'happy' schoolboy son had brain tumour

An Edinburgh schoolboy spent almost nine years of his life in and out of a local hospice after being diagnosed with a brain tumour when he was just an infant.

The family of Aaron Ross have shared the huge impact the CHAS hospice made on their lives after their son went through a host of treatments and end of life care.

Born in October 2010, Aaron had appeared to be a happy and healthy baby until he showed concerning symptoms at around three and a half months old. Going off food and losing a significant amount of weight, tests confirmed the devastating news that he was suffering with an inoperable tumour.

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