Teenager forced to make terrible decision five years after mum's death
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukTeenager Oliver Liddle, who had his leg amputated after a rugby tackle led to the discovery of aggressive bone cancer, has learned to "stay positive whatever life throws at you".
Now 19 and working as a full-time gym instructor, Oliver lives in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, with his father Steve, 49, stepmother Abby, 42, brother Max, 22, and stepbrother Louis, 10.
He faced his first encounter with the disease at just seven years old when his mother, Kerrie, passed away from breast cancer.
Oliver, who always had a passion for sports like athletics and football, was only 12 when a routine rugby tackle resulted in a persistent pain in his leg, followed by a lump on his knee.
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