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Andrew is an amazing young man. From the moment he was initially diagnosed, his determination and willpower were the forces that carried him through to where he is today. Following his bone marrow transplant in March 2008, he is now completely free of any cancer! Thank God, as all things are possible in Him.
His wit, humor, and caring heart are just some of the characteristics that make so many people care so much of him. His laughter fills the room, his spirit brightens our lives, and his determination in all things is unwaivering. Without question, he is the example for others to follow.
Yet, Andrew lives each day to the fullest! He never looks back; instead, he focuses his attention on how to make the most out of the situation at hand.
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