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Cassie was Diagnosed with hereditary unilateral Retinoblastoma at 13 months old. She has had 19 rounds of chemotherpy, several EUAs, two port placements, last year 2016 her right eye was removed in order to save her life.
She is a happy girl! Doesnt know a stranger. She lights up a room. She is so loving and smart. This never kept her down!
Cassie is in maintance right now. She had her last chemotherapy treatment Aug. 2016. But we are still traveling because she has to be monitored to make sure the cancer stays gone. So we will be traveling every few months until she gets consistant all clears!
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