On 3 August 2012 Charlotte was diagnosed with standard risk acute lymphoblastic leukaemia after undergoing a bone marrow procedure. Charlotte spent one month in the oncology ward where she immediately began chemotherapy, but after four weeks of initial treatment her family was given the devastating news that Charlotte’s leukaemia would require further aggressive treatment. Charlotte underwent a transplant and then spent 100 days in the transplant unit, over twice as long as the usual six weeks for most patients. Charlotte is now in remission and enjoying being a little girl again.