These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. There are too many people taking their own lives and a drastic increase particularly with our youngsters. No parent should ever suffer this devastating loss of their child - and if we can help prevent suicide and encourage them to talk - this would help." Things soon deteriorated when the nine-year-old began to experience slurred speech and involuntary limb movements. Her cousin Kirsty Eltringham said: "She had fluid on her brain and needed further surgery but we were told she may not wake up. She underwent a lengthy eight-and-a-half-hour operation at Alder Hey Children's Hospital to remove the malignant tumour.

Words cannot explain the emotions where a child having to go through that is concerned, and my heart aches so bad for my family and we all just wish we could take it away. I questioned if to complete the bike ride as the outcome is now so different, but then I thought about all the amazing people who have given towards Ella and my family and I also think of Ella who knew this was all for her. Ella continued to fight, but tragically, the family were soon told the cancer had spread and it was terminal. Ella died at Alder Hey on July 20, surrounded by her loving family.Grace-Ella is thrilled when Mr Whiskins arrives. She’s always wanted a pet. But Mr Whiskins has a secret. On the ninth day of the ninth month of her ninth year, he tells her: Grace-Ella is a witch! It means so much that Ella-Grace is doing this for her cousin. She is dedicating a song for her on the night. She is proud to be doing this for her and raising awareness for others going through mental health." Being a witch is exciting but it isn’t easy. Will Grace-Ella’s best friends still want to be friends with her? Will she be any good at spells? Can she stop the school bully without revealing her magic and breaking the witches’ rules? According to the NHS, the symptoms of a brain tumour vary depending on the exact part of the brain affected. Common symptoms include:

Paying tribute to her much-loved cousin, Kirsty said: "She loved dancing, she loved doing selfies and going out with her friends. The first in a series, Grace-Ella: Spells for Beginners is a lively helping of fun, magic, friendship and being true to yourself. Young readers are sure to identify with Grace-Ella.’ Andrea Reece, Lovereading4Kids This is another read from the series Grace Ella. This is also brilliant book I enjoyed reading this book as well.... Ella-Grace Holman had been complaining of feeling unwell and her parents suspected it could be heat stroke. When her symptoms worsened, she was rushed to hospital, where it was found she had a brain tumour.A story about friendship, accepting yourself as you are, courage and determination, this is an utterly wonderful sequel; spell-binding, enchanting and filled with heart. Grace-Ella: Witch Camp sparkles and sings with heartfelt magic!’ Fallen Star Stories Ceri added: "Kelly was a lovely outgoing girl. She had a beautiful smile but behind her smile, she was suffering so much with her mental health.

Ella underwent gruelling treatment after she was diagnosed with a brain tumour (Image: Kirsty Eltringham) all," or alja meaning "other," while others point to modern Hebrew, where Ella means "goddess," and also "terebinth tree." And Ella is a Spanish personal pronoun meaning "she" and "her." Ella is most commonly pronounced "el-luh." Ella's condition deteriorated significantly as she developed slurred speech and uncontrollable limb motions. A schoolgirl tragically died just five weeks after being rushed to hospital with suspected heat stroke.Despite her own health struggles, Kirsty will be facing the weather and setting off from her home in Newton-le-Willows and riding to Alder Hey on Saturday. Incredibly, the fundraiser has already surpassed its target as support comes pouring in. Anyone wishing to donate can do so here. Scans were carried out on the nine-year-old from Warrington and they found a tumour on her brain. Tests showed it was cancerous. Ella then underwent an eight and a half hour operation at Alder Hey Children's Hospital to remove it. This enchanting sequel full of friendship and magic is perfect for young readers and sprinkled with charming illustrations. Children will love the camaraderie and high jinks.’ South Wales Evening Post She's always wanted a pet. But Mr Whiskins has a secret. On the ninth day of the ninth month of her ninth year, he tells Grace-Ella that she is a witch and can start learning magic.