Summary
A mother in Colorado noticed her daughter's eye drifting and, after a series of medical checks, her daughter was diagnosed with a rare type of brain cancer called astroblastoma. The family is seeking specialized treatment for the child in Philadelphia, as the condition is extremely rare with limited research on it.
Key Facts
- A mother in Colorado saw her 5-year-old daughter's eye drifting and sought medical advice.
- Doctors discovered a mass on the child's brainstem after conducting a CT scan.
- The child was diagnosed with astroblastoma MN1 fusion, a very rare brain cancer.
- The family plans to go to Philadelphia for proton therapy, a focused form of radiation treatment.
- The tumor is classified as low-grade and non-aggressive, offering some hope.
- Community support, including meals and fundraisers, has helped the family.
- The family has shared their story online to connect with other parents.
- The mother hopes to raise awareness about childhood cancer and the need for more research.
