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Childhood cancer, illness is costly and heartbreaking fight

When a diagnosis is received, families face tough choices

For most children, the days leading to Christmas are marked with sweet treats, fun events and eagerly awaiting Santa Clause.

For 2-year-old Nolan Hull, December 2020 is when he and his family were told he had cancer.

Nolan’s parents noticed he was having trouble breathing and took him to his pediatrician on Dec. 22, 2020. By that night, a mass was found taking up almost his entire chest.

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Childhood cancer, illness is costly and heartbreaking fight

When a diagnosis is received, families face tough choices

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