![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/brave-girl-10-designs-special-pyjamas-after-spotting-flaw-during-her-cancer-journey/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/1_Betsi-Powley-2jpeg.jpg&description=Betsi Powley has made conditions easier for children with ports and other medical devices to have hospital treatment with her new pyjama design, noticed by Pride of Britain Awards Betsi Powley was nine when she was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, a rare type of cancer that occurs in the bones or the soft tissue around them. While having chemo and radiotherapy at The Royal Marsden in London, Betsi noticed that ordinary pyjamas were not designed to suit kids having cancer treatment. The youngster, from Bromley, South East London, worked to design a range of adaptive pyjamas, making it easier for children with ports and other medical devices to have hospital treatment. Betsi, 10, and mum Tori use Instagram account @betsiatthemarsden to showcase the venture. Tori said: 'Her passion to help others is heart warming. We couldn't be prouder of her." Pride of Britain celebrates the achievements of this country's unsung heroes who make our world a better place. This year the ceremony will take place on Sunday, October 8. The Pride of Britain Awards will be televised on ITV on October 12. To get all the latest news there is a Pride of Britain podcast, PoBcast live on the Mirror and Pride of Britain YouTube, Facebook and Twitter pages at 5pm every Wednesday and catch up on earlier episodes on YouTube and through the Pride of Britain Podcast on Spotify. For more information about Pride of Britain and how to nominate someone remarkable for next year's awards, please visit the Pride of Britain website. Speaking in April this year, Tori said: "What a trooper she is, she rung the bell in November just gone. The cancer pushed her heart across the other side, it squashed her lung, she had quite a battle. But she's through it and it's a real accomplishment.' Betsi and her mother documented their journey on her Instagram account, which has grown to have nearly 100,000 followers. Tori added: "When she was having her chemo, her following was just going up and up, and that was the thing that){kind=link}
Betsi Powley has made conditions easier for children with ports and other medical devices to have hospital treatment with her new pyjama design, noticed by Pride of Britain Awards
Betsi Powley was nine when she was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, a rare type of cancer that occurs in the bones or the soft tissue around them.
While having chemo and radiotherapy at The Royal Marsden in London, Betsi noticed that ordinary pyjamas were not designed to suit kids having cancer treatment.
The youngster, from Bromley, South East London, worked to design a range of adaptive pyjamas, making it easier for children with ports and other medical devices to have hospital treatment.
Betsi, 10, and mum Tori use Instagram account @betsiatthemarsden to showcase the venture. Tori said: “Her passion to help others is heart warming. We couldn’t be prouder of her.”