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16 years ago Liam Ryan was anonymous in the world. Then he began to get headaches. He was diagnosed with a huge stage 4 tumor in his face and was told very few hospitals in the world could look at his case. To survive the surgery alone would be a miracle. But the tumor was so extensive that radical radiotherapy was also required to remove what the surgery couldn’t. If medics were to be found, the chances were the surgeon would be in New York, but the radiotherapist would be in Tokyo. He needed both of them in the one place. Eventually, a team in Liverpool offered treatment. They didn’t thi
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