FL - Casey Gibbons PDF Print E-mail

Our little girl Casey was diagnosed last year with NF1 at the age of one and a half years old. Since then we have been to many different doctors, and she has been through numorous amounts of scans and MRIs. She has gliomas on her optic nerves, and in the brain, which they say is very common in children with NF1. Although they are common, the doctors say that they can become cancerous. Its just a watch and wait game, with more testing in the future. It seems everytime we turn around there is something else. Now she has problems with her eyes, they started to turn into her nose, so yes back to another doctor. Glasses and patching for a month. Now surgery! Of course with Casey and all the children that have this diagnosis absorb a lot of financial distress, we can only hope and pray that they will find a cure! Please donate to help find that cure!!!!! Thank You

 

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