Colin has no evidence of disease and is going on 2 years post treatment . He has started to enjoy some of his childhood that was so quickly taken away after his diagnosis 5 years ago. Colin likes spending time with his cats and dogs and has become the neighborhood "go to" pet sitter. We are forever grateful for the excellent care that Colin received at Brenners Children's Hospital. We are also thankful for your prayers and your support of St. Baldrick's Foundation. We will find a cure!
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