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Tomorrow Max will have his port removed. His port was surgically placed in his chest to administer chemo and take blood for the past two years. It truly is a milestone. I am very proud of him. He is brave beyond his years and his courage has inspired so many of us. Thank you all.
Roar For A Cure-
Dave
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