When Zoey’s cancer was discovered, she was just three years old.
Before illness struck, she was full of vitality and constantly on the go, just like so many other kids. She grew up in a loving home. She was affectionate, fun, and joyful.
Zoey tripped while playing one day. She lost control of both hands a few weeks later.
I’ve always thought I had created a life filled with comfort and trust. I used to believe that the foundations of my life—my caring husband, my dear…
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