Zac Oliver: Brave Broseley youngster goes back to America for latest check-up
Brave Shropshire youngster Zac Oliver is back off to America for his latest check-up.
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Zac, from Broseley, boarded an American Airlines flight back to Philadelphia today for his six-month bone marrow biopsy and lumbar puncture.
It has been half a year since he originally received treatment for his Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, the end of a long campaign that saw £500,000 raised by people from Shropshire and beyond.
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Hannah Oliver-Willets, Zac's mother, wrote on social media: "This is a really important time point in Zac's treatment plan.
"Around 50 per cent of children will have a negative outcome because the test will show they have relapsed at this point.
"Come on car-t cells, you can do this. Feeling very nervous."
Hannah said the results of the test were expected by early next week.