Girl battling incurable disease treated to West End show thanks to big-hearted Sun readers
BRAVE Caitlin Passey capped off a magical year of experiences thanks to The Sun on Sunday – with a touch of Hogwarts wizardry.And The Cursed Child in the West End.Credit: Olivia WestCaitlin was given the VIP treatment, along with dad Nick, mum Naomi and brothers Oliver and JosephStaff at the Palace Theatre in London had kindly donated some tickets after reading of our drive to help fulfil her bucket list be- fore she loses her sight.
Caitlin is one of only 20 to 40 children in the UK to suffer from the rare disease of the nervous system that will also causeWe called on you, our big-hearted readers, to help her dreams come true.and watched him perform in Germany, courtesy of Ed, easyJet and the Hilton hotel chain.
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