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Blythe is now a 10 yr survivor and for the past two years been off of treatment with minimal side effects.
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After overcoming Neuroblastoma Cancer in 2004 and dealing with the rare ongoing complication of Opsoclonus-Myoclonus Ataxia Syndrome (OMS), she is starting to give back to the community by participating in the Relay for Live, ST Baldrick’s Day and helping people understand what is to live with cancer and the problems it has caused.
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