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Girl, 8, rings bell to end cancer treatment
Amelia Eldred had her left leg amputated last year, after being diagnosed with bone cancer.
The eight-year-old from Tamworth, Staffordshire, had a rare procedure called rotationplasty to reattach the lower part of her leg backwards so she could have a prosthetic fitted.
Staff at Birmingham Children's Hospital formed a guard of honour for her as she returned to ring the bell to mark the end of her treatment.
Amelia described it as "an early Christmas present".
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