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Story by Jam Press (Covid Cancer) Pictured: Georgia in hospital where she stayed from December 2020 to February 2021 during chemo. Schoolgirl told Covid symptoms were actually CANCER eight days before last Christmas can't wait to spend this year at home after getting all clear. A schoolgirl who was misdiagnosed with Covid-19 when she actually had cancer has returned home for Christmas – after spending the festive season last year in hospital. Georgia Jeffrey, nine, from Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, will be able to wake up in her own bed on Christmas morning after finally beating leukemia. "We're all just so chuffed. We're just really going to spoil her," mum Leigh Jeffrey, 46, told Jam Press. Georgia was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia on 17 December 2020 – just eight days before Christmas – and was told she would spend the festive period in hospital needing treatment. Just four weeks earlier she developed what mum Leigh and dad David, 48, thought was just a high temperature. They contacted their local GP, who was only offering phone consultations due to the coronavirus restrictions and because of her temperature, he believed she could have Covid-19. Georgia had a PCR test and when it was negative, they contacted the GP again, who said it sounded like a viral infection. It was only after the fourth concerned phone call that Georgia's GP arranged a video chat. Leigh, who is also mum to John Michael, 27, Antonia, 25, Jack, 20, Jayden, 15, said within minutes of seeing poorly Georgia, the doctor urged them to visit hospital. She drove Georgia to their local hospital where doctors ran tests and the next morning she was transferred to Great North Children's Hospital, Newscastle, where the family were told the diagnosis just as they were preparing to celebrate Christmas. Leigh added: "It was devastating for everybody. "Last Christmas because of Covid only one visitor was allowed on the ward. "So it was a case of one going while the

Arzt hielt Krebs-Symptome für Corona

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Colin sitzt auf einem Krankenhausbett und lächelt in die Kamera.

Colin kämpft zum 2. Mal gegen Leukämie

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Eine vierköpfige Familie posiert zusammen und lächelt in die Kamera.

Rückenschmerzen sind Blutkrebs

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Bild zu: "Todkranker Korel (1) braucht Spender"

Todkranker Korel (1) braucht Spender

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Max Giesinger singt für die Kinder der Leukämie-Station am Uniklinikum Regensburg

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Mit der DKMS haben Carsten Heil und seine an Leukämie erkrankte Tochter Clara nach einem passenden Stammzellspender gesucht. Der scheint jetzt gefunden.

Stammzellspender für kleine Clara (5)

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Der vierjährige Beckett Burge wird von seiner Schwester Aubrey (5) gepflegt.

So geht es Krebsjunge Beckett heute

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Beautiful woman lying and sleep on the snowy bed

...und erfährt so vom Krebs des Kindes

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PIC FROM Kennedy News and Media (PICTURED: HARRY MCFARQUHAR, FOUR, IN HOSPITAL) A mum thought her rough-and-tumble tot's bruises were from playing - but was horrified when it turned out he had CANCER. Kimberley McFarquhar, 31, noticed her son Harry McFarquhar, then three, had some small bruises on his legs in May but put it down to him being a typical energetic toddler who had fallen over a lot. But when the tot, now four, started experiencing breathing difficulties, and covid was ruled out, Kimberley and 37-year-old mortgage representative husband James McFarquhar, from Northampton, East Midlands, believed he had a chest infection. DISCLAIMER: While Kennedy News and Media uses its best endeavours to establish the copyright and authenticity of all pictures supplied, it accepts no liability for any damage, loss or legal action caused by the use of images supplied and the publication of images is solely at your discretion. SEE KENNEDY NEWS COPY - 0161 697 4266

Blaue Flecken waren Krebs-Symptome

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Finn und seinem Vater Henric ist das Lachen, trotz ihrer niederschmetternden Diagnosen, zum Glück nicht vergangen!

Erst erkrankt Hendric, dann Sohn Finn

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Carsten Krüger mit seiner Tochter Tess.

Vater war selbst Stemmzellenspender

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Was die kleine Clara und ihr Papa Carsten in den letzten Monaten durchmachen mussten, reicht für ein ganzes Leben: Vor zwei Jahren stirbt Claras Mutter an einem Hirntumor, vor kurzem diagnostizieren die Ärzte akute Leukämie bei der Fünfjährigen. Vater Carsten Heil tut seitdem alles, um seiner Clara eine glückliche Kindheit zu ermöglichen. Doch jetzt ist er auf Hilfe angewiesen: Seine Tochter braucht dringend einen Stammzellspender.

Clara (5) braucht Stammzellspender

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Karina Dove und ihr Vater Bernhard, für den sie aktuell einen Stammzellenspender sucht, da er an akuter Leukämie erkrankt ist.

Karinas Vater bekommt Transplantation

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Tom Drust bei der Arbeit: Der 44-Jährige ist Schornsteinfeger

Tom braucht einen Glücksbringer

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Karina Dove und ihr Vater Bernhard, für den die 35-Jährige aktuell einen Stammzellenspender sucht.

Vater krebskrank! Tochter teilt Appell

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