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Sian Traynor & John-Paul Clark

Scots mum speaks of 'heartbreaking' years caring for tragic son with inoperable brain tumour

A heartbroken mum has spoken of the 'extended family' at a Scots charity who helped care for her young son as he battled an inoperable brain tumour.

Aaron Ross was born in 2010 first showed 'concerning symptoms ' when he was three and a half months old, as he started losing weight and wasn't eating regularly.

Resultant tests confirmed he had a brain tumour and it was inoperable, reports Edinburgh Live. His parents Rachel and Michael explained that he didn't respond well to treatment initially and started visiting Rachel House - which is run by children's charity CHAS - at just seven months old.

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