J21 Tube's video: given just SIX MONTHS to live after doctors found his lop sided smile was actually a brain tumour

Boy, three, is given just SIX MONTHS to live after doctors found his lop-sided smile was actually a brain tumour The parents of a three-year-old have been told their son has just months to live after his crooked smile turned out to be a brain tumour. Wesley Lacey, 28, and Rebecca Oldham, 29, weren't too concerned when they noticed their son, Jack Lacey, was smiling on one side. It was only when he started to walk with his hands out in front of him and screaming in the night that they took him for a check-up. The couple, from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, were devastated to find out Jack had a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) - an aggressive brain tumour. The tumour had caused a change in behaviour, and will cut the toddler's life short in six to twelve months. Just ten per cent of children with DIPG survive longer than two years after diagnosis, according to figures. Wesley Lacey, 28 and his partner Rebecca Oldham, 29, noticed their son, Jack Lacey, was smiling on one side (pictured) but weren't too concerned The couple, pictured with Jack and their two-year-old daughter Charlotte, have been told their son has six to twelve months to live Father-of-two, Mr Lacey said: 'We are broken. This news has been the darkest time of our lives, I can't even begin to think about him not being there. 'He hasn't got any relatives who have passed away, there's no one waiting for him. Speaking of the chain of events, Mr Lacey said: 'Last month he started smiling with one side of his face, but we put it down to him seeing someone smiling like that and copying. #