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Sue Radford's daughter Tillie has to have another operation at the age of years-old.

Mum-of Sue Radford has shared a heartbreaking update about her daughter Tillie as she says she needs more operations. The family have been open about Tillie's health issues, regularly updating their fans with what stage they are at. They have said that Tillie recently had a hospital appointment, but dad Noel Radford explained that she would need to undergo more treatment. Noel added: "Her good leg has carried on growing and is now 35mm longer than her poorly leg. The operation is set to last around two to three hours and will realign the knee before a second section to lengthen the leg will take another three hours.

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Doctors carried out a procedure to adjust year-old Tillie's leg frame. We have more newsletters. Mum-of Sue Radford has revealed a procedure to adjust her year-old daughter's leg "didn't go as we hoped". Tillie had a frame fitted to her leg in to lengthen it after the limb stopped growing following a procedure when she was months-old. Sue revealed the consultant told them that there was a big difference in Tillie's leg bone which is 3cm shorter than her other leg. After spending hours in the hospital with her husband and daughter, Sue said: "What a long day. It was not overly brilliant news. Sue said the consultant said his daughter's leg "definitely looks damaged" adding that one of the bones "looks like it has stopped growing". Her husband Noel then says the options they have now are to have another scan in six months and decide if Tillie wants the operation now or when she stops growing. Sue added that the options now included getting a shoe to help with getting Tillie's walking and instead of a frame on the outside of her leg, having a rod put on the inside. Download the LancsLive app for free on iPhone here and Android here.

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Mum-of Sue Radford has revealed her daughter Tillie will need more operations after her leg stopped growing when she was just 18 months old. Tillie had a frame fitted to her leg in to lengthen it but unfortunately will need more treatment going forward. The family have been open about Tillie's health issues, regularly updating their fans with what stage they are at. Don't miss We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.

Sue Radford's daughter Tillie has to have another operation at the age of years-old. Mum-of Sue Radford has updated fans about her daughter Tillie as she prepares to undergo more operations. Back in , the year-old had a frame fitted to her leg to lengthen it after it stopped growing. In a new update for their fans, dad Noel said that Tillie recently had a hospital appointment, which confirmed she would need to undergo more treatment. Noel added: "Her good leg has carried on growing and is now 35mm longer than her poorly leg. Noel went on to explain that now Tillie is a bit older, the process will be easier for her to recover from.

Tillie radford

Doctors carried out a procedure to adjust year-old Tillie's leg frame. We have more newsletters. Mum-of Sue Radford has revealed a procedure to adjust her year-old daughter's leg "didn't go as we hoped". Tillie had a frame fitted to her leg in to lengthen it after the limb stopped growing following a procedure when she was months-old. Sue revealed the consultant told them that there was a big difference in Tillie's leg bone which is 3cm shorter than her other leg. After spending hours in the hospital with her husband and daughter, Sue said: "What a long day. It was not overly brilliant news. Sue said the consultant said his daughter's leg "definitely looks damaged" adding that one of the bones "looks like it has stopped growing".

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Mum-of Sue Radford has revealed her daughter Tillie will need more operations after her leg stopped growing when she was just 18 months old. Tillie had a frame fitted to her leg in to lengthen it but unfortunately will need more treatment going forward. The family have been open about Tillie's health issues, regularly updating their fans with what stage they are at.

Back in , the year-old had a frame fitted to her leg to lengthen it after it stopped growing. Get all the latest news, sport and what's on stories sent to your inbox daily with the LancsLive newsletter here. More Newsletters. In Your Area. Facebook Twitter. This may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. Live Playlists on Global Player. Devoted carer 'with an infectious smile', 55, killed by sudden tragedy at home. The operation is set to last around two to three hours and will realign the knee before a second section to lengthen the leg will take another three hours. Tillie won't be in hospital too long due to the operation being internal, however she won't be able to walk on her leg. Charlotte Everett Showbiz Reporter. Story Saved. Mum-of Sue Radford has revealed a procedure to adjust her year-old daughter's leg "didn't go as we hoped".