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Two-year-old girl from Glasgow rings bell to mark end of cancer treatment

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A two-year-old girl has rung the bell to mark the end of her cancer treatment.

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Brave Scots tot 'rings bell' after lump in foot led to terrifying cancer diagnosis

Little Sarah-Ceit McKenna, two, celebrated being given the all-clear last week.

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Two-year-old girl from Glasgow rings bell to mark end of cancer treatment

A two-year-old girl has rung the bell to mark the end of her cancer treatment.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Two-year-old Sarah-Ceit rings bell cancer free

Sarah-Ceit McKenna (2) from Tollcross celebrated being cancer-free last week at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, surrounded by her family and hospital staff. Sarah-Ceit began treatment for Rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue sarcoma, at just 16 months old. The journey started when a lump on her foot affected her walking. Following an ultrasound by…  Continue reading >Two-year-old Sarah-Ceit rings bell cancer free The post Two-year-old Sar…

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nhsggc.scot broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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