Kris was diagnosed with a angiocentric glioma in May, 2015. The Drs in Denver said it was inoperable and that he would eventually die from it. We reached out to the neurology community and found an amazing Dr in Memphis, TN who saved our sons life! Kris has a very rare cancer and was patient #26 with it. It has been found only in children and I pray daily they find a cure. scans every 12 weeks and will continue this process for 17 yrs as his cancer has 50% reoccurrence rate. So far he has continued to be clear and only differs from his horrible headaches and a weak immune system. We pray that he continues to be reoccurrence free.
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