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The family of brain cancer boy Ashya King face losing the home where they are currently caring for him.
His parents say they have no option but to sell their Spanish holiday apartment to pay the huge legal bills associated with the battle to get their five-year-old son the “best possible” treatment.
They have also been hit by *expensive living costs while Ashya received six weeks of pioneering proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic.
In addition there is also the cost of a private jet that was needed to transport him there from Spain.
Ashya’s parents Brett, 51, and Naghmeh, 45, had initially believed all their expenses would be covered after British charity Kids ’n’ Cancer pledged to give them up to £100,000.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brain-cancer-boy-ashya-kings-4551884
His parents say they have no option but to sell their Spanish holiday apartment to pay the huge legal bills associated with the battle to get their five-year-old son the “best possible” treatment.
They have also been hit by *expensive living costs while Ashya received six weeks of pioneering proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic.
In addition there is also the cost of a private jet that was needed to transport him there from Spain.
Ashya’s parents Brett, 51, and Naghmeh, 45, had initially believed all their expenses would be covered after British charity Kids ’n’ Cancer pledged to give them up to £100,000.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brain-cancer-boy-ashya-kings-4551884