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Brandi Lee Sawyer will talk about her son Finn who passed away from Rhabdomayosarcoma in December of 2018 just before his 4th birthday, and all of the pediatric cancer advocacy work that she has been involved in since his passing. episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 24, 2023 · 1H 6M

Brandi Lee Sawyer will talk about her son Finn who passed away from Rhabdomayosarcoma in December of 2018 just before his 4th birthday, and all of the pediatric cancer advocacy work that she has been involved in since his passing.

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Brandi Lee Sawyer's son Finn was diagnosed with Rhabdomayosarcoma in 2016 when he was 18 months old and after a nearly 2 and a half year battle, passed away on December 2nd of 2018. Brandi Lee will talk about her beloved Finn on today's podcast and will also talk about the great advocacy work that she has been doing since his passing. Now the Director of Patient Advocacy and Engagement for the Shepherd Foundation which focuses on the rarest of cancers, Brandi Lee has been focusing on legislation involving Genomic Sequencing, which gives these kids and their families help in figuring out more precise detail about their individual cancers, which will lead to better overall treatment.

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Brandi Lee Sawyer's son Finn was diagnosed with Rhabdomayosarcoma in 2016 when he was 18 months old and after a nearly 2 and a half year battle, passed away on December 2nd of 2018. Brandi Lee will talk about her beloved Finn on today's podcast and will also talk about the great advocacy work that she has been doing since his passing. Now the Director of Patient Advocacy and Engagement for the Shepherd Foundation which focuses on the rarest of cancers, Brandi Lee has been focusing on le...

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Brandi Lee Sawyer will talk about her son Finn who passed away from Rhabdomayosarcoma in December of 2018 just before his 4th birthday, and all of the pediatric cancer advocacy work that she has been involved in since his passing.

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