Caerphilly couple’s heartbreak at cancer diagnosis of son, 4

“He tolerates all of this really well. He is really brave. He is now taking upwards of seven tablets a day and he gets those down without any quibbles whatsoever.”

Harry, who loves monster trucks, Minecraft and Ronaldo, has also started swimming lessons and joined Caerphilly Athletic football team.

Samantha said Harry was the family’s “little star”.

“He has never once not smiled or given a thumbs up throughout all his chemotherapy,” said Samantha.

“He is always happy and willing to go to every hospital admission.

“Harry has made his cancer journey look like a walk in the park, when inside his little body is fighting a horrible cancer.”

His parents had considered putting the wedding on hold.

“We toyed with the idea of cancelling or postponing but after speaking to the consultants and the nurses they put us at ease,” Sam said.

“Harry was immunosuppressed so he could have picked up any bug, but they reassured us he was well enough and they gave us the opportunity for it to still go ahead.”