A 13-year-old boy, Toby Peart, is reported to have been diagnosed with a brain tumour after developing worsening symptoms in his leg over several months. According to the accounts, he first noticed pins and needles in his leg in April of the previous year. The sensation is described as initially similar to what people sometimes associate with growing pains, but it progressed over time. Both reports state that his symptoms gradually worsened rather than improving, with pain in the left leg becoming part of his experience. The accounts describe a period in which the symptoms evolved over months, leading to medical investigation and ultimately the brain tumour diagnosis. The two sources focus on the timeline from the initial onset of tingling in the leg to the later diagnosis, presenting consistent details that the symptoms began in April, worsened over months, and culminated in the discovery of a brain tumour. No additional treatment details are provided in the excerpts.