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Our then, 4 year old daughter Eleanor, was diagnosed with stage IV Hepatoblastoma August 19, 2022. Eleanor went through six rounds of extensive chemotherapy and had 40 percent of her liver removed along with a large tumor on her liver. As parents you would never in a million years think it would be your kid who would be diagnosed with something like cancer. We are so honored to be a part of St. Baldrick's and grateful for the many people who donate to helping those like Eleanor fight!
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