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Ella Hope Hauschildt – January 12, 2001 to November 22, 2008
DIPG diagnosed December 2007 age 6
30 radiation treatments, Minneapolis Children’s Hospital- Alternative Medicine Attributed to Curing Child’s Brain Tumor
- Current updates on Ella Hope
- Obituary – Ella Hope Hauschildt
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Gunner Gillespie – Sept. 4, 2000 to October 23, 2008
DIPG diagnosed November 2007
30 radiation treatments, Vanderbilt Childrens Hospital, TN- NBC News – Area Boy Fighting Brain Cancer
- NBC News – Boy Battles Brain Tumor
- NBC News – Boy with tumor makes progress
- I WISH the Gillespie family has enough money to treat their son’s cancer
- Envita is costing WAY more then we had anticipating paying…
- Current updates on Gunner
- Obituary – Gunner Henry Gillespie
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Kaylea Annmarie Hatten – September 29th 2000 – July 20th 2008
DIPG diagnosed July 2007
30 radiation treatments- CBS News, Seven-Year-Old Girl Fighting Cancer
- Otsego parents raising money for daughter’s experimental cancer treatments in Arizona
- Battle Creek Blaze – Kickoff for Kaylea
- Little girl succumbs to brain tumor
- Kaylea Hatten, Otsego girl who battled brain tumor, dies
- Kaylea Annemarie Hatten’s Memorial page
- Current updates on Kaylea
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Ella Newmiller, born May 2, 2003 (5 years old)
DIPG diagnosed April 2008
20 treatments at Envita, June 2008
MRI shows 10% increase, 30 radiation treatments, September 2008
Envita Information
Independent information on Envita for brain tumor patients and others
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March 22, 2009 at 8:27 am
Just Curious
This to me feels like a bunch of parents who have lost children now angry. I am sorry for your loses, I my self have lost someone who is like a child to me, Not a pet, but a foster child whom we took care of for many years, battling cancer. I understand that you are upset, but not every treatment is going to cure every thing all the time. I believe that the people at Envita are doing the same thing that every doctor is trying to do and that is help people. I feel terrible for your loses, but you can’t blame every doctor that didn’t save your child. Sometimes it doesnt work out that way. To me it doesnt seem like neglect, just and extremely poor situation.