Help Save Serena and her Fight against Neuroblastoma

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Yesterday, I received an email from a father who is asking for help for the treatment of her daughter Serena, a Neuroblastoma patient. After confirming that it is authentic, I decided to do my share as a father and a concerned blogger. So here it is.

According to Wikipedia, Neuroblastoma cancer is a common disease among infants and nearly 50% percent of cases occur to children younger than 2 years old. Although there is still no specific cause of this disease, most physicians believe that it is an accidental cell growth that occurs during normal development of the adrenal glands.

Statistic shows that the highest number of cases is during the first year of life, and most of them are congenital but only 10% occurrences in children of 5 years old and above.

Serena, a wonderful child of Nordine and Lorraine from United Kingdom has been suffering from this illness since 18 months ago. According to a post on Croydon Guardian a local newspapers in UK, Serena has been spending most of her life in the hospital undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Now, the only solution being seen is to bring her to America for revolutionary treatment, which will cost them £125,000!

But time is running out, so with no further ado please feel free to visit Help Save Serena blog for more details and how to donate.

Likewise, prayers and spreading this news will be a very big help too.

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Article Source: Happy Family Matters