Fayetteville, N.C. — Kathleen Henry's family has been touched by cancer twice.
The painful journey began two years ago just after her son, Collin, turned 2.
“He had no energy and then he started getting nose bleeds,” Henry said about her son, Collin. "Then, he started having blood on his lip all the time.”The Fayetteville mother took him to the hospital and doctors conducted tests. Henry and Collin were at home when the doctor called...
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Fayetteville Brothers Fight Cancer
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I think this makes us realize that we are not only striving for Olive Gardon but we are also striving to help all the less fortunate kids around the world!
~Peyton~
This is such a sad story how those two kids can get such a horrible disease. Anyone reading this article should understand that "Pennies for Pasta" is not just for pasta, but it is to save children that actually need the money to live! After reading this, I believe that everyone should donate to save less fortunate kids.
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