Delight as 'unbelievably tough wee boy' Danny McLoone finishes leukemia treatment
Just like his dad Johnny in his day, Danny McLoone is a keen footballer with Naomh Conaill. Danny was just five when he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2020. The family has this week announced that his treatment at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin has ended and they look forward to their next chapter
Danny McLoone’s three-year battle undergoing leukemia treatment at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin is finally over and the family are now looking forward to “the next chapter in our lives.”
The son of former Donegal forward Johnny McLoone - a three-time Donegal SFC winners with his club Naomh Conaill of Glenties in 2005, 2010 and 2015, who also lined out for Donegal - and his wife Geraldine was initially diagnosed in June 2020.
“Just over three years from Danny being diagnosed with leukemia, we have finally arrived at the point of him getting to ring the bell in Crumlin to signal the end of his treatment,” the McLoone Butchers Killybegs Facebook page posted. “We want to thank everyone for all your love and support throughout this tough time especially our friends and families who in the toughest of times were always there for us, our girls Sarah and Eve who at times had to show maturity way beyond their years and who’s love for their brother was immense
“Finally a word about Danny what an unbelievably tough wee boy who has amazed us every step of the way he accepted everything that came at him and taught us all so many lessons along this path that we found ourselves on we are so proud of him as look forward to the next chapter in our lives.”