HARLEY Race did not know if he would live to see his 14th birthday when his leukaemia returned.
But the teenager is now cancer-free and celebrating that milestone, having recently returned to school full-time for the first time in more than four years.
Harley, who was diagnosed aged eight, is a healthy, easygoing boy who loves skateboarding and computer games.
He is also a doting big brother to his seven-month-old sister Eleicia.
Harley's mum Rachael, said: "Harley wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for the incredible doctors and nurses.
"When you've been through so much, it's all about making happy memories.
"We are taking him to an indoor skate park for his birthday."
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