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Luc is a riot and keeps our family laughing. He's also very thoughtful and pensive and often is the one who tells it like it is. He loves his big brother, race cars, basketball and numbers. Gummi bears get him through all parts of his treatment. Luc was diagnosed at 19 months after 6 weeks of thinking he had a fracture in his leg. His only unusual symptom was that he was not walking. Luc is 1 year into his 3.5 year protocol.
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