A teenage cancer sufferer has had her life saved by a stem cell transplant after a donor was found during lockdown hundreds of miles away in Europe.
Abbe Ferguson, 13, is now in remission after the stem cell transplant from the stranger was a success.
The donor’s cells were harvested at the height of the first Covid-19 wave last spring then flown across the Channel to the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, where Abbe had the life saving transplant on June 2 last year.
