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Wales Online
Nisha Mal

Little Hallie needs life-saving cancer treatment not available on the NHS

An appeal to raise £1 million for a brave toddler's cancer treatment has already reached the halfway mark in a matter of days. Little Hallie Reeve is battling juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia at just 20-months-old and needs life-saving treatment not available on the NHS.

Her family are in a race against time to raise over a million pounds so she can have pioneering CAR T-cell therapy in the United States. And since a GoFundMe page was set up ten days ago, more than £530,000 has been raised to help get Hallie the treatment she desperately needs.

Over 32,000 donors have given cash - including six people who have donated £5,000 each - to get the Coventry family past the halfway mark. Hallie was diagnosed with the rare cancer during her first holiday abroad in Spain after a doctor originally dismissed her symptoms as being down to the hot weather.

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