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Published on 2025-03-13 08:23:37 - WalesOnline
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  • His weight climbed to 21 stone and Ian was left injecting himself once a month to fight the pain in his joints. Ian, from Wrexham, said: "Up to the age of 16 I lived and breathed football, then I had a serious knee injury and had 18 months of no exercise and the weight started to pile on.

The article from WalesOnline discusses the tragic story of 21-year-old Morgan Ridler, who passed away after battling a rare form of cancer known as adrenal cortex cancer. Diagnosed at the age of two, Morgan underwent numerous treatments including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and surgeries, but the cancer eventually returned and spread. His family, particularly his mother Natalie, shared their journey of hope, despair, and the harsh realities of living with a terminally ill child. Despite the pain and the aggressive nature of his illness, Morgan's spirit remained strong, and his story touched many, leading to a significant fundraising effort for Morgan's Army Charitable Foundation, which supports families dealing with childhood cancer. The article highlights the emotional toll on the family, the community's support, and the legacy Morgan left behind, emphasizing his bravery and the love that surrounded him until his last moments.

Read the Full WalesOnline Article at:
[ https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/at-21st-pain-didnt-want-31191633 ]