New England Orthotic And Prosthetic Systems, LLCSaint Francis HospitalConnecticut Children's Medical Center
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Jocelyn was diagnosed with cancer just after her 3rd birthday. She had a tumor in her left heel bone and the cancer metastasized to her lungs. Because of the size and location of the tumor, they had to amputate her left foot, a little above the ankle. Jocelyn endured a little over a year of chemo treatments, surgery and a week of radiation (to her lungs). She has since gotten a prosthetic (several since she is growing like a weed!) and is running around like a normal kid! She will be 6 in May. So far, she has been cancer free for about a year and a half!
I kept a journal of sorts on a blog I created for her @ ourdearjocelyn.wordpress.com
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