"Please help save him": The huge fundraising drive for a little boy with leukaemia
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThousands of generous Mancunians - and others from across the country and the world - are rallying round to get a little boy with leukaemia over to the US for a potentially life-saving clinical trial.
His family said it's his last chance as no more treatment options are available in the UK. The appeal for Dillan Ramsey, aged four, has incredibly attracted donations from more than 10,000 people - and now stands at almost £200,000.
It was only launched on Thursday. Dillan, from Cadishead, Salford, has been battling leukaemia since he was just a year old. Try MEN Premium for FREE by clicking here for no ads, fun puzzles and brilliant new features. His mum, Amy Ramsey, has previously documented the family's journey online, attracting a host of influential supporters including Michelle Keegan, Manchester City and England footballer John Stones, designer Nadine Merabi and actors Brooke Vincent and Cath Tyldesley.
Dillan was diagnosed with leukaemia after turning one and Amy said he was initially given a 93 per cent cure rate. He had a bone marrow transplant last Christmas, but sadly relapsed again in March this year.
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