10/10/2019
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The leukaemia health risks are very real, ask Red Symons, formerly of Skyhooks 🎶
‘It doesn't take long to get on to the most difficult subject. "I always loved him. What else is there?" he muses about Samuel. "I don't actually feel that I let him down in any way. I supported him, I believed in him. In his own way he was doing it alone. As much as when they're four years old the best you can do is cheer them, make them happy in whatever way you can. In the end it's between him and the medical profession. They're the ones doing the work, and they were good – no complaints there."
Samuel's bedroom had shared a wall with a power substation. What Symons and Elly were then told about the effects of this electromagnetic radiation made them move house immediately. "You cannot prove, there is no study that will show that that causes cancer and I don't know that I believe that it causes cancer, but we moved the next day because we could," Symons told the ABC's Australian Story. After his brain tumour diagnosis, Samuel spent his childhood in and out of hospitals, undergoing hundreds of scans and several operations. "When you get the first diagnosis, the notion of your four-year-old son having a piece of his skull lifted off like a boiled egg and somebody scratching around inside, it's just unthinkable, beyond comprehension," Symons says. ‘
Red Symons is quietly recovering from two brutal years during which he lost his marriage, his job and his eldest son Samuel.
