Out of the Woods: A feel good collection of fables to teach and guide you through life, support your mental health, and inspire you

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Betsy Griffin, from Chorleywood, was diagnosed with a low-grade optic nerve glioma at the age of two after developing nystagmus, a condition that causes involuntary eye movements. Compared to her peers, she’s just as capable and if anything there’s not many six-year-old kids who have started their own YouTube channel to do what she’s doing.Betsy Griffin said: ‘I never thought that something this amazing would happen to me – I will have my own published book! Through a fantastical journey, a small girl teaches readers how to see the beauty in everything that happens. Patients with optic pathway gliomas most frequently present in the first decade with a median age of 6.

Cotton said: “Every now and then a very special book comes along that has the power to help people in many ways. Betsy Griffin, a social media superstar-in-the-making, attended the Raver Tots Festival in Maldon Essex on Sunday, August 1 with her family.But despite her condition and the treatments she has endured, Betsy has written her own book, a collection of modern-day fables which has been published by HarperCollins earlier this month.