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Young Cancer Survivor's Father Helps Others
When David Desonier's son, Richie, was at one of his lowest points during treatment for sarcoma, a young M. D. Anderson nurse quietly confided to the family that she had survived a similar cancer."My son's eyes lit up to meet a healthy adult who had survived sarcoma and was doing well," says Desonier, a dentist in Houma, La.
Her gracious admission made a lasting impression on Desonier and influenced him to volunteer for M. D. Anderson's Pediatric Caregiver Telephone Support Network.
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