Aurora Woman Battles Extremely Rare Brain Cancer
Doctors are caring for an Aurora woman with an extremely rare form of brain cancer. Sherry Johle's disease is so rare that only 28 people in the world are reported to have the diagnosis.
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Doctors are caring for an Aurora woman with an extremely rare form of brain cancer. Sherry Johle's disease is so rare that only 28 people in the world are reported to have the diagnosis.
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