Stopping chemo in Dublin the hardest choice, says Megan’s dad

THE parents of three-year-old Megan Malone, who continues to make a remarkable recovery from a rare brain tumour, have spoken of the huge risk they took in ending her treatment in Ireland and bringing her to the US.

Stopping chemo in Dublin the hardest choice, says Megan’s dad

The Cork toddler had been given a 5% chance of survival with treatment here so when Megan’s parents John and Sheila learned about a life-saving treatment in New York they rushed her Stateside.

Megan, from Kilnamartyra in Co Cork, was diagnosed last October with a rare cancerous brain tumour called sPNET medullablastoma while it is was also discovered that the cancer had spread to her spine and the rest of the brain.

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