Teen's Misdiagnosis
Megan Kelly, a vibrant 19-year-old, tragically lost her life to cancer after being misdiagnosed for two years. Doctors initially dismissed her symptoms as glandular fever and UTIs before she was diagnosed with stage 4 Ewing sarcoma in 2019.
A Mother's Concern
Megan's mother, Jane, shared her concerns as Megan battled infections and fatigue, reminiscent of her own experience with cancer. Despite her fears, doctors continued to overlook the severity of Megan's condition.
Megan's Brave Battle
After enduring grueling chemotherapy and surgery, Megan's cancer went into remission, only to return months later. With remarkable resilience, Megan faced her diagnosis head-on, inspiring others with her courage and positivity.
Megan's Legacy
Before her passing, Megan was determined to raise awareness about childhood cancer. Her family continues her legacy through the Megan's Rose of Hope charity, raising funds to support young cancer patients and advance research in pediatric oncology.
Advocating for Change
Through their efforts, Megan's family aims to improve diagnosis rates and treatment options for children with cancer. By honoring Megan's memory and advocating for more research into childhood cancer, they hope to make a lasting impact in her name.
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