Ibrahim says he loves making other people laugh and that cheers him up.
Ibrahim Alshamsi, a 12-year-old Emirati boy, has fought cancer twice. All photos by Chris Whiteoak / The National
Ibrahim riding his bike at home. It was just before his second birthday that doctors found he suffered from a cancer that leads to abnormal growth of immature muscle cells.
Ibrahim is recovering now and can bike, play and live a normal life.
Ibrahim says his positive attitude and the will to fight it out helped him through his 10-year long battle.
Ibrahim also worked hard to keep up with his studies and completed school work before chemotherapy sessions so he could rest afterwards.
Ibrahim says he loves making other people laugh and that cheers him up.
Ibrahim Alshamsi, a 12-year-old Emirati boy, has fought cancer twice. All photos by Chris Whiteoak / The National
Ibrahim riding his bike at home. It was just before his second birthday that doctors found he suffered from a cancer that leads to abnormal growth of immature muscle cells.
Ibrahim is recovering now and can bike, play and live a normal life.
Ibrahim says his positive attitude and the will to fight it out helped him through his 10-year long battle.
Ibrahim also worked hard to keep up with his studies and completed school work before chemotherapy sessions so he could rest afterwards.
Ibrahim says he loves making other people laugh and that cheers him up.