Mary has a brain tumour - CLIC Sargent

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The chemotherapy took a few days each time and she had tostay in hospital. Mum and Dad took it in turns to be with her,and sometimes Lewis and baby Patsy visited too. Every sooften Mary had to stay in hospital a little longer if she had atemperature, and Lewis and Patsy went to stay with Granny.Mary did not mind being on the ward as she made friendswith the other children. If she felt well enough the teachersand play specialists always had things she could do or make.At home Mary was given her medicine by Mum and Dad andthe community nurse came to take blood.19
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