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Kids Talk to Kids About Cancer: Telling Friends and Family You Have Cancer

Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Medical Services, Brain Cancer, Cancer

Kids talk about telling their friends and family that they have cancer. This video is an excerpt from A Journey of Hope, a DVD produced by St. Louis Children’s Hospital about what you need to know about your child’s cancer and care.

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