Honored Kid

Brent M.

Age 18

Location

Southport, CT, US

Diagnosis

Neuroblastoma

Date of Diagnosis

September 2004

Status

Cancer free

Treated At

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Boston Children's Hospital Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital

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My Story

Brent was diagnosed at two years old in 2004 with stage IV neuroblastoma. The next 15 months were a blur for his family, as Brent went through six rounds of chemo, two stem cell transplants, three weeks of radiation (and more). Today Brent is a happy, healthy 16 year old high school sophomore who loves chess, tennis, the Mets and skiing. Brent and his family couldn't have made it through his treatment without the amazing support of their family, friends and community. TeamBrent was formed to harness the amazing energy and spirit of everyone who wanted to help Brent fight, and its continued so that other kids can enjoy their lives like Brent does. All children should have that chance.

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Who's Honoring Me

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Senator Tony Hwang
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Reed Dempsey
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Shannon Cochran-Yzquierdo
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Eric S.
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Kyle Rothschild
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Luke Ahearn
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Hayden H.
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Christine Vidnansky
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Nick Mann
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David Berthiaume
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John Cody
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Lucas E.
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Joanne Sloan
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Lance and Colin D.
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Suzen Stewart
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Joe THOMPSON
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Jackson L.
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Jessica Gerber
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Tina DiGhello
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Michael Szarpa
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Team Eric
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Gavin's Group
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John Read Middle School
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Team Katherine
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TEAM TEDDY-OSBORN HILL SCHOOL
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The Bottle Hill Tavern & Downtown Salon-POSTPONED TO NEW DATE
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Bears Beating Cancer
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Team Katherine-Port 5 - Virtual Head Shaving Event May 23rd @ 1pm
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Team Weston's Head Shaving Event & Community Party
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TEAM TEDDY-OSBORN HILL SCHOOL-VIRTUAL

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