Ralph Tatham, five, received a new liver, big and small bowel, stomach and pancreas from another child last year after eight months at the top of the UK waiting list.
Five-year-old Ralph Tatham, battling a rare cancer, underwent a life-saving quadruple transplant (liver, bowels, stomach, pancreas) after Mail on Sunday readers helped raise £500,000. While the transplant was successful, the cancer has recurred in his lungs, requiring more surgery, and he faces ongoing complications. Funds raised will be used for Ralph's future treatment or donated to related causes if not needed.
