A case of retinoblastoma found in a one-year old’s birthday picture:
When Jasmin Nethercoat had her photograph taken on her first birthday, little did her parents realise the picture would save her sight.
Her mother Vicki had the photograph developed – only to notice a strange spot reflected in her daughter’s left eye.
After seeing an optician, a GP and a specialist, the family was sent to Great Ormond Street Hospital where doctors found cancerous tumours in both of Jasmin’s eyes.
There was a risk that she would lose the sight in her left eye to the cancer, called retinoblastoma, and so within two weeks she had begun chemotherapy.
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