'Do we really need to come': Patients question travel for treatment due to fuel prices
Paige Edgar never imagined the hardest part of her one-year-old son's brain cancer diagnosis would be getting him to treatment five hours from her home.
'Do we really need to come': Patients question travel for treatment due to fuel prices
Paige Edgar never imagined the hardest part of her one-year-old son's brain cancer diagnosis would be getting him to treatment five hours from her home.
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