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Brain Tumor

jrmccrory
jrmccrory CSN Member Posts: 2
edited March 2014 in Brain Cancer #1
I have daughter, 34 years old with a brain tumor and her daughter has medical problem. I am looking to relocate them to where I am or the reverse. Anyone have recommendations concerning organizations that might be able to help with transportation.
J McCrory
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  • beckie
    beckie CSN Member Posts: 1
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    My 30 year old daughter has been receiving treatment for a Grade III Astrocytoma brain tumor since 1997 at Duke University in Durham,NC. I have heard about a program of pilots who volunteer their time for flying patients to various appointments, etc. Have not used them myself, but perhaps someone at the brain tumor center at Duke would have more info. Call 919-684-5301. Or perhaps your local office of the American Cancer Society would have some info as well. Best of luck in your search. Shermanbeckie@mfa.net
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