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A surprise visit from his favourite Wolves player has helped nine-year-old football fan, Oscar Eckersley, regain confidence after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder.<br/>Oscar, from Tettenhall in Wolverhampton, received lifesaving medicines made from donated plasma during his treatment and – with support from his favourite team - he is now appealing for more local people to come forward and become plasma donors.<br/>Video: Wolverhampton Wanderers
A surprise visit from his favourite Wolves player has helped nine-year-old football fan, Oscar Eckersley, regain confidence after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder.<br/>Oscar, from Tettenhall in Wolverhampton, received lifesaving medicines made from donated plasma during his treatment and – with support from his favourite team - he is now appealing for more local people to come forward and become plasma donors.<br/>Video: Wolverhampton Wanderers
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