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Laughlin Whiteley: Cancer blog boy dies | Laughlin Whiteley: Cancer blog boy dies |
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A seven-year-old boy with cancer who received an award from Prince Harry last month has died. | A seven-year-old boy with cancer who received an award from Prince Harry last month has died. |
Laughlin Whiteley, of Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, had his illness charted by his father online after he was found to have a brain tumour, aged four. | |
In February, he had a stem cell transplant for a rare leukaemia and was given the all-clear, but suffered a relapse of the blood cancer. | In February, he had a stem cell transplant for a rare leukaemia and was given the all-clear, but suffered a relapse of the blood cancer. |
His family said Laughlin "passed away" on Saturday night. | |
The Unlock a Life for Lockey website posted a message from his mother Andrea, who paid tribute to her "brave strong warrior" who was "surrounded by love". | The Unlock a Life for Lockey website posted a message from his mother Andrea, who paid tribute to her "brave strong warrior" who was "surrounded by love". |
Last month, national charity for sick children WellChild named Laughlin as its Most Inspirational Child of the Year after receiving hundreds of nominations for the title. | Last month, national charity for sick children WellChild named Laughlin as its Most Inspirational Child of the Year after receiving hundreds of nominations for the title. |
Its patron, Prince Harry, gave Laughlin, who was also known as Lockey, his award at a London hotel. | Its patron, Prince Harry, gave Laughlin, who was also known as Lockey, his award at a London hotel. |
Laughlin's parents set up a charity earlier this year to distribute craft boxes to children at Great Ormond Street Hospital, where he was being treated. | Laughlin's parents set up a charity earlier this year to distribute craft boxes to children at Great Ormond Street Hospital, where he was being treated. |
Unlock a Life for Lockey also provides a beach hut for young cancer sufferers at Walton-on-the-Naze and the organisation would like to buy a chalet on the Norfolk or Suffolk coast. | Unlock a Life for Lockey also provides a beach hut for young cancer sufferers at Walton-on-the-Naze and the organisation would like to buy a chalet on the Norfolk or Suffolk coast. |
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