Halison is out of Necker Hospital and enjoys Parisian life

Halison came out of Necker Hospital two weeks ago after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor. Before starting radiotherapy sessions at Curie Hospital this time, the little boy and his mother discovered the Parisian life.
Nine days after his operation, Halison, a native of Vanuatu, can now fully enjoy Parisian life. A short break in the Parisian health trail for the little boy who will start radiotherapy sessions on November 14 at Curie Hospital; one last straight line before his definitive cure.
Halison touched the heart of the Caledonians who mobilized heavily to finance his trip and his operation in France. A momentum of solidarity, organized by the Association Pacifique Sante Partage (Pacific Health Sharing Association), raised more than 40,000 euros. Reached a brain tumor that has already lost sight, Halison could not have survived without this intervention.