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Connor was such a funny, generous and loving boy. He enjoyed doing just about anything and everything, including playing zombies, dinosaurs and other games. He was diagnosed stage IV Neuroblastoma at 18 months old. He beat it and was caner free for almost a year, before he relapsed in April 2014 with cancer in his brain and was treated at Memorial Sloan-Kettering in NY. He relapsed again in multiple places throughout his body in July 2015 and fought so hard.
My baby, my love and my best friend Connor passed away on July 10th in my arms at home. He finally won the war on Neuroblastoma.
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