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  • Homalosa
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    Praise the Creator!

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  • rbees
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    Wonderful!
    My heart is so relieved to receive such pleasant news for both he and his family.
    I pray that every thing works out for the little boy.

    Blessing to he and his family. :Angel2

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  • wyo_rose
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    WOW, that's good to hear! WhooHOO!:D

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  • Donor found for Navajo boy with rare blood disease!!!

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    URL: http://www.indianz.com/News/archives/001003.asp


    Donor found for Navajo boy with rare blood disease
    Tuesday, August 26, 2003

    A bone marrow donor has been found for Dakota Kwiecinski, a 2-year-old Navajo boy with a rare and serious blood disease.

    A stem cell match was found in a preserved umbilical cord. The cells will be transferred to Dakota's body.

    Dakota's family has been campaigning to register more Native Americans and mixed-Natives on the National Bone Marrow Registry. A blood drive will be held this weekend at the Totah Festival and a fundraiser will be held Saturday at San Juan College's Henderson Fine Arts Center.

    Get the Story:
    Match found for child (The Farmington Daily Times 8/26)

    Relevant Links:
    Dakota Kwiecinski - http://www.dakotakwiecinski.org
    National Marrow Donor Program - http://www.marrow.org

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