From my other blog which I started to dedicate to following my son’s battle with pediatric brain cancer.
Robot Boy Thursday, May 10 2012
Health and Non-fiction and Pediatric Cancer Brain, brain stem, Cancer, death, doctors, fathers, hospital, Illness, kids, Mothers, parents, pediatric brain cancer, Pediatrician, robot boy, robots, sons, spinal cord, survival 12:44 am
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