By Anna Hodgekiss A toddler battling leukaemia who nearly died after his lungs collapsed during life-saving treatment has defied the odds to survive. J’ssiah Brown's mother claims doctors told her the chances of him surviving were a million to one. Jeanene Walters had been told to prepare for the worst after the two-year-old had to be put into an induced coma following a bone marrow transplant when his lungs collapsed and his liver failed. J'ssiah Brown with his brother Kyerell, 6, who donated bone marrow to his younger sibling. J'ssiah has defied the odds to survive, despite his lungs collapsing and developing liver failure
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Two-year-old J'ssiah Brown was diagnosed with leukaemia last year
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Despite several rounds of chemotherapy, the cancer remained
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Only hope was bone marrow transplant - brother Kyerell, 6, was a match
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But J'ssiah had to be put into induced coma after lungs collapsed
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Mother claims doctors told her his chances of survival were million to one
Ms Walters said: 'We were so happy when we found out @placeholder was a match and wanted to help his brother.