Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center
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Austin was one of the bravest kids I knew. In April 2010 Austin was diagnosed with advanced stage rhabdomyosarcoma and bravely fought to beat this disease. When he was originally diagnosed the doctors refused to give odds on his survival. I watched Austin go through the very painful treatments with courage and grace that most adults could not muster. Austin loved motorcyles and hoped to join the Army someday which I knew would be proud to have a young man of his courage.
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