A 3-year boy who suffered brain tumor suddenly experienced a miracle. After stopping the chemotherapy, the tumor in his brain just disappeared.
Now, the boy became a highly admired figure and an inspiration to other tumor patients who believe that miracles exist. 3-year boy named Liberty Rose Finn lives in Derbyshire, England. Initially, doctors who deal with the Liberty could not explain how a tumor in his brain that can lead to blindness and brain disorders could just disappear. But now doctors already know the answer, which is a miracle.

Liberty was born in December 2006 under normal circumstances. But 6 weeks later his parents discovered irregularities in the eyes of Liberty. After review to the doctor, it is known that the Liberty had nystagmus, namely the inability to control eye movements and make his eyes kept turning. According to the expert eye of the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham, the cause of the condition is caused by abnormal growth of a network of nerves between the eyes and brain. Doctors say that the meat is growing right behind the eyes that can not be retrieved because the risk of causing blindness and brain damage.

Liberty was eventually underwent chemotherapy treatments and taking drugs in October 2007. Chemotherapy who have traveled the Liberty for 18 months was successful in reducing tumor size by 50 percent. But the treatment to be discontinued because of chemotherapy did not provide more significant influence on the Liberty, the condition is even worse. After passing through a year without maintenance chemotherapy, Liberty re-examined at the hospital. Miraculously, the scans showed the tumor had disappeared completely from his brain.

"Initially we came to the hospital to see if the tumor is stable or growing. But we were surprised when told that the tumor was actually lost. We never dreamed of hearing the good news. It was a very large tumor, but now it's gone," said the mother was quoted as saying by Dailymail. Because of disbelief, the mother continued to ask the doctor the truth. "It was like a miracle. Liberty is one of the millions of patients with other tumors that can fight the disease with his own body strength," he said.

Nevertheless, the Liberty remains a routine checkup every 6 months to ascertain whether the tumor they really missing or is likely to appear again. "Tumors that can be lost because of previous medical aid coupled with the strength of body and mind of Liberty is very strong in the fight against the disease," said Roz Osborne from the Samantha Dickson Brain tumor Trust. "This extraordinary incident can hopefully give hope to parents who have children with brain tumor disease. Believe me, miracles are possible," said his mother