An operation to remove a tumour from little Isla Caton has been a success, according to her parents.
The three-year-old, who is suffering from Neuroblastoma and whose plight has captured the hearts of all West Ham supporters - and many from outside the club - underwent surgery to remove a tumour from her brain earlier today, according to a post from her mother.And fortunately, initial reports suggest that the operation has been a success - as mum Nicola has just confirmed via social media.
Isla is on her way up, the wonderful surgical team have removed it all & the bone is perfect. Isla is moving around & the Surgeon is very please with her. We feel like we have won the lottery, We would like to thank everyone for your support and kind words ❤️ @islasfight ❤️ pic.twitter.com/XXiYif7W7I
— Isla Caton (@islasfight) March 6, 2018
Earlier in the day, West Ham captain Mark Noble had sent the following message in support of little Isla, who he carried out onto the pitch ahead of the recent Premier League meeting with AFC Bournemouth.
“Everyone of you are my family”
— Baz Cox ⚒ (@Baz1980WHU) March 6, 2018
Top man @Noble16Mark I knew it wouldn’t be long before you popped up.
CLASS ACT!!! #TeamIsla pic.twitter.com/Q4d9P4gAPM
If you'd like to contribute to the fund to get Isla to the US for much-needed treatment, visit the Bradley Lowery Foundation in order to to make a donation.
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