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Morgan was diagnosed with Stage IV high risk neuroblastoma on Friday, September 13, 2013. Her treatment consisted of chemotherapy, tumor resection, high dose chemo, proton therapy and immunotherapy. She is currently NED.
Morgan has inspired us all throughout her treatment and recovery. She is incredibly persistent, dedicated and determined to a fault. She can make any situation funny and everyone falls in love with her amazing personality. She formed a strong attachment to superheros (Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, etc.) during her lengthy hospital stays. Morgan is definitely a superhero herself!
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