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Brodie can be described as a little Viking with a hilarious personality! When first diagnosed they stopped counting at 10 tumors in his tiny 2 year old body! One was the size of an egg in his head, a small orange size one in his belly, eight in his kidneys and 90% cancer in his bone marrow and blood. Today he is a fiesty little 7 year old boy who loves school and playing any sport, any time of the day. He adores his family and friends. We are thankful and forever grateful to the AWESOME doctors and nurses and especially our Mighty God for healing his body!!!
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