Phoebe Clarke, a spirited young girl from Altrincham, England, has faced a daunting battle against hepatic angiosarcoma, a rare and aggressive liver cancer diagnosed in February 2022. Despite undergoing extensive chemotherapy and having over 80% of her liver removed, her only hope for long-term survival rests on a liver transplant. However, the NHS has deemed the procedure too risky due to high chances of cancer recurrence, leaving her family devastated. They argue that Phoebe deserves a chance, however slim, and have raised over £195,000 (approximately $240,000 USD) through a GoFundMe campaign to seek a living donor transplant abroad. Currently, they are in Saudi Arabia, where Phoebe's aunt may serve as the donor. The family has received messages of support from notable figures, including Manchester City player Erling Haaland, who sent a heartfelt video encouraging Phoebe to stay strong. Former boxing champion Frank Bruno has also criticized the NHS's decision, advocating for Phoebe's right to treatment. The family's determination remains unwavering as they continue to fight for Phoebe's life.