By Martha De Lacey SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO A woman who ran away with her seven-year-old son to stop him having cancer treatment said she had 'no choice' because she felt she was on a 'conveyor belt'. Sally Roberts, 37, who is from New Zealand but lives in Devon, disappeared with Neon after a dispute with her estranged husband Ben over the boy's condition and treatment, despite doctors saying their son could die within months without radiotherapy. Today Ms Roberts told ITV's Daybreak that she does not necessarily want him treated in an 'alternative way' but wanted options other than radiotherapy explored amid her fears of its potentially damaging affect on Neon.
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Sally Roberts, 37, who lives in Devon, disappeared with Neon to stop him having radiotherapy for cancer
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Believes there are other options to explore and is concerned about long-term effects of treatment
Sally Roberts appeared on Daybreak, left, to explain why she doesn't want seven-year-old @placeholder, right, to have radiotherapy treatment for cancer