Help make garden park dream come true for Grimsby tot fighting cancerous brain tumour
Parents Keiley and Chris Ebbs want to make Jett s dreams come true so he can enjoy life to its fullest when he is discharged from hospital
06:00, 7 MAR 2021
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Three-year-old Jett Ebbs is undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy in Sheffield’s Children Hospital.
The family of a Grimsby toddler who is fighting a cancerous brain tumour need your help to give him the best surprise when he comes out of hospital.
Three-year-old Jett Ebbs is currently undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy in Sheffield’s Children Hospital after being diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a primary central nervous system tumour, in December last year.
Grimsby tot, 3, fighting cancerous brain tumour after parents told he had viral infection
Jett Ebbs, aged 3, has been diagnosed with a medulloblastoma brain tumour after first suffering symptoms in October
06:00, 22 FEB 2021
Jett underwent emergency chemotherapy last month and has sadly already lost his hair - but he doesn t seem to mind
A three-year-old little boy who was repeatedly diagnosed with a viral infection is now battling a cancerous brain tumour.
Jett Ebbs, from Grimsby, is currently undergoing gruelling chemotherapy and radiotherapy which has caused him to lose his lovely, blonde hair.
But his diagnosis was delayed as medics originally thought his symptoms were signs of a viral infection.
| UPDATED: 15:26, Mon, Feb 22, 2021
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A little boy s brain tumour went undetected because medics mistakenly attributed his symptoms to a viral infection. As Grimsby Live reported, Jett Ebbs, from Grimsby, is currently undergoing intensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy which has caused him to lose his blonde hair. The boy s diagnosis was delayed as medics originally thought his symptoms were signs of a viral infection.