Hunter family, who has watched son get treatment for leukaemia twice, organises burgers and coffee to thank Build For A Cure workers

By Anita Beaumont
September 5 2018 - 7:00am
Feeding the troops: Ashtonfield siblings Naveen and Kane Ransom in the Newy Burger Co food truck at the Build For A Cure site at Medowie. Kane, 7, is receiving treatment for leukaemia for the second time. He was first diagnosed when he was 3 years old.
Feeding the troops: Ashtonfield siblings Naveen and Kane Ransom in the Newy Burger Co food truck at the Build For A Cure site at Medowie. Kane, 7, is receiving treatment for leukaemia for the second time. He was first diagnosed when he was 3 years old.

“FOUR health professionals have told you there is nothing wrong with your child, when are you going to believe it?”

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