The brave six-year-old has undergone three brain surgery operations, 28 radiotherapy sessions and intense physio since she was diagnosed last year.
A six-year-old girl diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour enjoyed a first class trip to Scotland where she even got to meet unicorns.
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