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On April 1, 2010, Aaron was diagnosed with an inoperable tumor in his brainstem. In less than a year he underwent over eight surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation. He received a tracheostomy tube, lost the ability to swallow and walk.
 
Even with these things he has continued to maintain a positive and loving outlook on life. He continually reminds people around of how blessed he is. He is the world’s greatest big brother!!!
 
Written by Leisha Urban, Aaron’s Mother
March 2011

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