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At 7-yrs old, Hannah was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor, Medulloblastoma. She underwent 6 weeks of radiation in Boston, following 6 months of chemotherapy hours away from home. She missed all of second grade at her school and had to stay many nights in the hospital. Today she is cancer-free and an active 5th grader happy to be back at school. She loves basketball, tennis, horse-back riding, and dolphins. Cancer turned Hannah and our family's lives upside down, but all the love, support, and prayers from everyone guided us through to better days! Recently, Hannah now enjoys giving back to those who are fighting cancer and other life-threatening diseases like her!
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