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 Reproduced with full acknowledgements to the National Front site

BRITAIN’S THIRD WORLD NHS SYSTEM FAILS LITTLE JACK BROWN CAN YOU HELP?

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Jack Brown, 5, is suffering from a rare childhood cancer, neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is a solid tumour cancer which spreads rapidly. Recurrence after treatment is currently considered non-curative in the UK. Thanks to the tireless efforts of friends, family, the general public and the Met Police, Jack was able to undergo the first stages of antibody treatment to fight recurrence.

On 27th November, Jack started complaining of severe head pains. CT scans revealed a tumour in his brain, 2.5 inches in size.

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The brain is the only part of the body the antibody treatment cannot reach, indicating Jack's original treatment was successful within its scope.

This relapse is considered non curative except at Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Centre in New York. MSK has developed a range of options including liquid radiation directly to the NB cells in the relapsed area; this has been shown to be 100% effective. All 10 patients treated in the same way over the past three years have remained disease free; this is very significant. When a parent is about to lose their child, these statistics are vitally important.

A further $750,000 is urgently needed to complete this treatment.

There is currently no UK government funding for this treatment, so this is the only hope for Jack and his family. Jack's parents, both Detective Sergeants at the Metropolitan Police, have moved their family, including his brother Connor, 10, and sister Rhian, 7, to the US, where they continue to support Jack's relentless fight to beat this disease. They are staying in a room at Ronald McDonald House, which provides a "home away from home" for families whose children are undergoing treatment at nearby hospitals.

Please help us raise funds for Jack's treatment. Donations should go DIRECTLY to:
http://www.jackbrownappeal.org/donate.asp

WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO? LOBBY THE NHS. REFER TO THIS CASE AND GIVE THEM HELL IN YOUR LETTERS OR EMAILS!


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