A Small World Finds Solace On Sebago's Shore ; Camp Opens It Heart to the Tiny World Community of Families Touched by Fanconi Anemia.
Portland Press Herald › July 06, 2010
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One of the first things Kristin Young learned after her 1-year- old son was diagnosed with Fanconi anemia was that the life- threatening blood disorder affects only one in 350,000 people.
Chances were, she would never meet anyone who was going through what her family was experiencing.See the full content of this document
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A Small World Finds Solace On Sebago's Shore ; Camp Opens It Heart to the Tiny World Community of Families Touched by Fanconi Anemia.
"I felt very alone," Young said, pausing for a moment.
"And then you come to Camp Sunshine."Young and her family are finishing a six-day stay at the secluded camp on the north shore of Sebago Lake wi...See the full content of this document
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