Teen's Hope In Bone Marrow Transplant
Published October 29th, 2010
14-year-old Anh Pham lives in Orlando, but is in Gainesville for the next two months for treatment at Shands Children's Hospital.
"I have a sickness called thalassemia," said Pham.
Born with the blood disorder, Pham wasn't diagnosed with Thalassemia until she was ten years old.
"It just means that my bone marrow doesn't produce that much blood," she said.
Doctors decided a bone marrow transplant would help treat Pham, who has a severe case of the disease.
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