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Hayley, Martin and Camille

Camille, now 17, was diagnosed with an ependymoma brain tumour when she was two, in 2009. She underwent two years of gruelling treatment that included high dose chemo, three brain tumour resections and a programme of aggressive radiotherapy. At such a young age, this had a big impact on Camille. The family have been supported by a Tom’s Trust psychologist, and since then Camille has come on leaps and bounds. She has passed her GCSEs and now regularly supports Tom’s Trust as a Young Ambassador, including recently helping to promote our Sibling Toolkit on BBC Breakfast. Here her mum Hayley and father Martin talk about their experience of having a daughter diagnosed with a brain tumour and the long term impact of that to them and Camille.