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Alex Costa-Veiga, 16, recovering from surgery. (Brain Tumour Research via SWNS)
He had spent more than a year battling unexplained sickness in the morning before he also began suffering from double vision.
Alex Costa-Veiga, 16, before surgery to fit shunt. (Brain Tumour Research via SWNS)
Alex Costa-Veiga, 16, on an eight week rehabilitation placement at The Childrens Trust. (Brain Tumour Research via SWNS)
Alex Costa-Veiga, 16, having feeding tube fitted. (Brain Tumour Research via SWNS)
Alex Costa-Veiga, 16, at the end of his treatment in July 2024. (Brain Tumour Research via SWNS)
“Hearing isn’t seen as life or death, but protecting it now will reduce the need for hearing aids in the future.”
