'Wee Fighter' Celebrates First Birthday at Home After Beating Cancer

Baby diagnosed with brain tumour at three months enjoys first birthday at home

Emilie Sime, now one, from Uddingston, South Lanarkshire, underwent surgery and then received months of chemotherapy.

'Wee fighter' celebrates first birthday at home after beating cancer

A 'wee fighter' has rung the bell after beating cancer.

Baby diagnosed with brain tumour celebrates first birthday cancer free

Emilie, described by her mum as a "wee fighter," has celebrated her first birthday at home after being given the all-clear from cancer.

Baby diagnosed with brain tumour aged three months celebrates birthday at home

Emilie Sime, aged one, was diagnosed with a brain tumour aged three months old after suffering symptoms which resembled a seizure.

Emilie rings the Schiehallion Ward bell cancer free

Emilie Sime celebrated her first birthday at home, cancer free, thanks to the wonderful team at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow (RHC). Her mum, Kayleigh Sime (31), from Uddingston, was overwhelmed with emotion as Emilie rang the bell to signal the end of treatment on the Schiehallion Ward. Emilie was diagnosed with a brain…  Continue reading >Emilie rings the Schiehallion Ward bell cancer free The post Emilie rings the Schiehallion Ward…

Baby celebrates first birthday cancer-free after finishing treatment

Emilie Sime rang the end-of-treatment bell at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow.