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Malia Crushes Cancer

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Malia's Story

On April 1, 2011, it was official: two-and-a-half-year-old Malia Dakota Jusczyk's carefree life of Disney World and pony rides, soccer practice and swimming pools, came to a grinding halt. A CT scan revealed that Malia's recent “tummy aches” were caused by a large tumor lodged in her abdomen. The solid mass wraps around major blood vessels and pushes against her kidney and aorta.

A biopsy confirmed that Malia has a very aggressive childhood cancer known as stage IV (high risk) neuroblastoma. The cancer has metastasized into her bones and bone marrow (cranium, humerus, and femur). Immediately after the debilitating diagnosis, Malia's parents, Megan and Glen, left Orlando, Florida in order to provide their daughter with the best treatment currently available to her at the Children's Hospital/Dana-Farber Jimmy Fund Clinic in Boston, Massachusetts.

To survive, Malia's little body now has to endure six rounds of chemotherapy, two stem cell transplants, radiation, surgery, countless blood transfusions, etc. According to the Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer Society, “For families affected by neuroblastoma, the medical costs alone typically exceed $500,000. With many costs not covered by health insurance, this experience can devastate a family financially.” Please consider making a donation to help beautiful Malia crush cancer:

Malia in the Media

The Washington Post
Wicked Local North Attleborough
Clinton Item
The Millbury-Sutton Chronicle
The New Uxbridge Times
Virginia Online Soccer News
Blackstone Valley Tribune
        June 10, 2011 (PDF)
        July 29, 2011
        October 7, 2011 (PDF)
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Sun Chronicle
        May 4, 2011
        November, 2, 2011
Journal Inquirer
Soccer Banter
        September 27, 2011
        October 11, 2011
The News-Press
Northeastern Huskies
Hawaii Athletics
The Daily Commercial
Mansfield Women's Soccer
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