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Florida girl selling lemonade to raise funds in fight against rare cancer - Vimarsana News

Florida girl selling lemonade to raise funds in fight against rare cancer

An eight-year-old Florida girl is not letting a rare cancer diagnosis stop her from living her best life.

A mom and supporters shave their heads for a second-grader with cancer - Vimarsana News

A mom and supporters shave their heads for a second-grader with cancer

An energetic 7-year-old diagnosed with a rare terminal brain-stem tumor will travel to Washington, D.C., for an experimental therapy. Her family conducted a “Brave the Shave” event to bolster the girl's spirits.

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Florida Mom Shaves Head For Young Daughter With Brain Cancer - Vimarsana News

Florida Mom Shaves Head For Young Daughter With Brain Cancer

Brittany Sleeth wanted to make her daughter Vivian Sleeth know that she is not alone in her battle with brain cancer with the Florida mom organizing a "Brave the Shave" event. Relatives and followers of Viv shaved their heads in support of the young girl, who was diagnosed with DIPG.

Young Florida girl fighting aggressive brain cancer; will travel to D.C. for experimental treatment - Vimarsana News

Young Florida girl fighting aggressive brain cancer; will travel to D.C. for experimental treatment

A Florida community has rallied together to support a seven-year-old girl who is fighting an extremely aggressive form of cancer.

Rockledge mom shaves head for second grader with DIPG brain cancer - Vimarsana News

Rockledge mom shaves head for second grader with DIPG brain cancer

Only about 300 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with DIPG (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma) each year, the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute reports.