Cove is our sweet 5 year old that was diagnosed with stage four Neuroblastoma in October . Cove was complaining of leg pain just a couple days before I took him in the doctor to see what this could be. Bone pain is not ok in a little kid. I knew there was something wrong. My gut told me! After days of tests , procedures and such Cove was diagnosed . Immediate action was taken and Cove has undergone a big surgery removing the tumor, over twenty rounds of chemotherapy, anti body therapy, and one stem cell transplant which he is now undergoing his second one! He has come so far and still so far to go still, but Cove is a warrior!! He’s come along remarkably in his journey and with all his progress and still the months of treatment to go... Cove has a very good chance at full Remission!!!
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