He’s already raised an incredible amount from the half marathon which will make a valuable contribution towards our iMRI Scanner Appeal. Of the 926 products, we discovered that 832 were more expensive and 89 were cheaper than Pixie Belles. Now aged nine, the youngster is just one of 60 people worldwide benefiting from the treatment, which unlike chemotherapy, is taken in tablet form. Read through the product description for Pixie Belles to get an understanding of the materials the product is made from.

Astonished doctors with her determination after battling her way through more than three years of chemotherapy for a rare brain tumour. They provided great quality sweets in their cones and delivered them to my door, with regular communication whilst also sticking to our request of green or animal themed sweets. He added: "Everyone at the hospital has been amazing and I can’t thank them enough for their care and expertise.Devastatingly, the MRI scan uncovered a brain tumour behind her right eye and the following week Pixie underwent a biopsy, which thankfully revealed that the tumour was non-malignant. However, we were delighted to get PixieBelle onto an experimental new medical trial pretty much straight away to target the tumour directly. Devastatingly, the MRI scan uncovered a brain tumour behind Pixie-Belle’s eye and the following week Pixie underwent a biopsy, which thankfully revealed that the tumour was non-malignant. Devastatingly, an MRI scan revealed the rare tumour behind her eye and doctors drew up an 84-week treatment plan. I have had different sweets from other companies but the quality and choice at Pixie Bell is far superior.

Pixie’s consultant wanted to preserve her vision as a priority and we were advised that the best course of treatment would be chemotherapy which started in July.We’ve got a long road ahead of us with Pixie-Belle’s treatment, but getting involved in the charity has given me something to focus on.

Up until her diagnosis, Pixie had always been completely fit and healthy, a really happy young girl so we were stunned when we were told she had a brain tumour. Andy added: “We initially thought it was just a case of weak eye muscle which was affecting Pixie’s eye; never for one second did we think it could be a brain tumour.WowWee recognizes that it is not permitted by law to collect information about people under the age of 13 without proof of parental consent. IF YOU CONTINUE WITHOUT CHANGING YOUR SETTINGS, WE PRESUME THAT YOU ACCEPT RECEIVING ALL OF THE COOKIES ON OUR SITE.

The tumour is located behind her right eye and is pressing on her optic nerve which has already caused partial loss of sight in that eye. Viv Williamson, Events Manager at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity commented: “We can’t thank Andy enough for everything he is doing to support our charity, especially at such a challenging time for his family.

Pixie-Belle’s dad Andy said: “We initially thought it was just a case of weak eye muscle which was affecting Pixie’s eye; never for one second did we think it could be a brain tumour. More information on quality can be found in this old but still very helpful article from Harvard Business Review. It meant that PixieBelle, from Ashton-under-Lyne, had to endure a total of 111 sessions of treatment at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.