No treatment is available for Thalia's tumour and her dad is calling for more funding for research.
Chris Toseland said Thalia had regained some of her control of movement on her left side following six weeks of radiotherapy
Thalia Toseland, of Sheffield, began to have difficulties controlling movement in her left hand and leg in February. Brain tumours kill more people under the age of 40 than any other cancer, according to charity Brain Tumour Research, but Chris said there were no treatment options available.
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