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Thank you for being a hero for Graem and all children fighting this disease. Graem journey began on December 24th, 2010 when he was just 2 years old. We received the unfortunate news that no parent should ever have to hear, your child has cancer. Graem was diagnosed with ALL, and although his cancer went into remission rather quickly, he is still currently on treatment. Even though Graem has a 78% chance that he will live, his life will forever be affected by all the chemicals he has had to endure. We appreciate your donation and what St. Baldricks's does to help further childhood cancer research so that one day, not only all children can survive, but that each child doesn't have long term affects from treatment. Thank you again for being a Hero!
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