Doctors said I was overreacting after my boy fell from a trampoline - I wasn't'

Theo Hamilton, a 11-year-old from Wigan, has been diagnosed with a third relapse of leukaemia after initially being dismissed by medical staff following a trampoline fall. His parents say he developed bruises, fatigue and other symptoms and were told his mother was “overreacting” when they took him to hospital. After further tests, doctors in Manchester confirmed leukaemia and he began CAR T-cell therapy, followed by a bone marrow transplant. Although he became cancer-free, he relapsed twice at ages five and seven. Now, three and a half years later, familiar symptoms returned and testing again confirmed relapse.