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Josh is your average 16 yr old. He is into video gaming, boxing, air soft and school of course...well not really "into" the last one. He was actually doing exceptionally well in school. Oh did I mention that he is a hard-core Patriots football fan - yep, the last Superbowl was not a fun time. He was also looking forward to getting his driver's license. Being the oldest of two boys, he also has a 9 yr old little brother to deal with.
Then on Oct 13, 2011, he had the cancer bomb dropped on him in the form of Hodgkins Lymphoma. Cancer changes your whole perspective, but Josh has stayed positive the entire time. He has a whole new outlook on life. Last week he had his last radiation treatment and is waiting on his next scan to be classified "In Remission".
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