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Sorry, this video isn't available any more.A seven year-old boy who successfully overcame cancer and received a lavish welcome home parade from his local police and fire departments. Gavin Brennan was treated to a line of cruisers and fire trucks with their lights and sirens blaring when he arrived home from hospital in Dedham, Massachusetts, on Tuesday.Gavin, who turned seven last week, was celebrating completing his final chemotherapy treatment, as well as overcoming a bout of pneumonia and Covid-19. His mom April said: ‘We’re absolutely blown away. Gavin was so elated.‘He was running around, not in his wheelchair, so happy and playing. Of course, that’s why he’s wiped out right now, because he mustered up all the energy for that.’ A long line of locals also drove past in their cars to welcome Gavin back, with the delighted youngster waving while wearing a face mask and gloves to keep him safe, reported.While Covid-19 is generally less dangerous for younger sufferers, it can cause serious complications or death for anyone who has underlying health conditions, or a compromised immune system. The United States has seen close to 1.1million confirmed cases of Covid-19, with close to 64,000 people known to have died as a result.Not convinced?Get us in your feed

Sorry, this video isn't available any more.A seven year-old boy who successfully overcame cancer and received a lavish welcome home parade from his local police and fire departments. Gavin Brennan was treated to a line of cruisers and fire trucks with their lights and sirens blaring when he arrived home from hospital in Dedham, Massachusetts, on Tuesday.Gavin, who turned seven last week, was celebrating completing his final chemotherapy treatment, as well as overcoming a bout of pneumonia and Covid-19. His mom April said: ‘We’re absolutely blown away. Gavin was so elated.‘He was running...

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