San Luis Obispo group helps fight kids' cancer
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Ten years ago, Calli Kalman of San Luis Obispo told her parents, Frank and Terry Kalman, that she had a pain in her hip. They also discovered a bulge in their then-12-year-old daughter’s side. They took Calli to the doctor, who ultimately diagnosed neuroblastoma. “It was a word we’d never even heard of,” Frank said. “That was the beginning of a huge journey.”
The Kids’ Cancer Research Foundation was created to give hope to the victims of pediatric cancer—specifically neuroblastoma. Our organization helps children and families by connecting donors with promising young doctors whose research may hold the key to a cure. Our narrow focus on neuroblastoma increases the likelihood of curing this form of cancer, while also unlocking solutions for combating other forms, including cancers of the breast, kidney, brain, liver and skin.
