An eight-year-old Liverpool fan who is battling leukaemia for the second time led his heroes out before their 2-1 win at Aston Villa on Sunday.
Joshua Jackson seemed to have won a three-year battle against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in 2010, but the condition returned late last year.
But the youngster is fighting back and was told his status has improved to "low risk".
Afterwards his Twitter account @Battling_joshua posted a series of photos with the caption: #bestdayever #joshuabeatingcancer.
Joshua Jackson seemed to have won a three-year battle against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in 2010, but the condition returned late last year.
But the youngster is fighting back and was told his status has improved to "low risk".
Afterwards his Twitter account @Battling_joshua posted a series of photos with the caption: #bestdayever #joshuabeatingcancer.
#LFCMascot #YNWA #joshuabeatingcancer twitter.com/Battling_joshu…
— Joshua_jackson (@Battling_joshua) March 31, 2013
#YNWA #lfcfamily #thankyou #joshuabeatingcancer #joshuasarmy twitter.com/Battling_joshu…
— Joshua_jackson (@Battling_joshua) March 31, 2013
Yeyyyyyyyyy #thankyou for today 😄👍⚽ it was great #bestdayever #lfcfamily #joshuasarmy #joshuabeatingcancer
— Joshua_jackson (@Battling_joshua) March 31, 2013
#bestdayever #LFCMascot #joshuabeatingcancer 😄👍⚽ twitter.com/Battling_joshu…
— Joshua_jackson (@Battling_joshua) March 31, 2013
Stevie G 😄👍⚽ #joshuabeatingcancer twitter.com/Battling_joshu…
— Joshua_jackson (@Battling_joshua) March 31, 2013
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