S7:E111 Interview with Adisyn Gray Pt.2

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This conversation delves into the personal experiences offamilies dealing with Choroid Plexus Carcinoma (CPC), a rare type of brain cancer affecting children. Curtis Vallier shares his journey with his daughter Jaycee and introduces Adisyn Gray, who recounts her son Hudson's diagnosis and treatment. The discussion highlights the emotional challenges, misdiagnoses,and the varying quality of care in children's hospitals. Both families reflect on their experiences with medical professionals, the role of social workers, and the long-term effects of treatment. They also explore the complexities oftreatment protocols and the unique approach of St. Jude, emphasizing that while it offers hope, it is not the only option for families facing this devastating diagnosis. In this conversation, Adisyn Gray and Curtis Vallier discuss theharsh realities of pediatric cancer treatments, the emotional toll on families, and the importance of parental advocacy. They explore the complexities of diagnosis and treatment, the impact of fear and anxiety, and the need for better communication in healthcare. The discussion highlights the stigma surrounding childhood cancer, the role of faith, and the importance of community support. They also emphasize the need for improved pediatric cancer research and resources, sharing personal experiences and insights to raise awareness and advocate for change.

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