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DIPG Close to Home, Part 2: For Aubrey, the Next Hope Lies Across the Country
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The Citizen
At the time Ward spoke with The Citizen, Aubrey had completed six weeks of radiation and was preparing for a CAR T-cell clinical trial in California.
But the results have not established CAR T-cell therapy as a cure.
A treatment far from homeAt the time of Ward’s interview, Aubrey’s family was awaiting final arrangements for a CAR T-cell trial in California.
“They haven’t cured DIPG,” Ward said, “but they’re showing a lot of progress.”
Ward’s first description of her daughter was that Aubrey loves Jesus.