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Addison Stomack
S & S Insurance Agency Thirteen year old Addison Stomack’s journey started
Wayne R. Sayers and David W. Soper
back in February when she was diagnosed with an adult
1701 W. Caro Rd., Caro ovarian cancer. She underwent an extensive surgery which
(989) 673-5588 entailed a full hysterectomy. She then received six adult che-
motherapy treatments. On the second treatment she had a
FarmBureauInsurance.com severe allergic reaction and stopped breathing, but after ad-
ministering two epi pens she resumed breathing. The rest of
the chemo treatments were rocky, but she pushed through
them and finished her last treatment the end of July. In Sep-
tember, Addison received the great news of remission. She
will continue to have testing done every three months to
make sure the cancer does not reoccur.
September 20t h Addison was accepted to go on a PATH
Hunt. PATH is an organization that provides hunts for kids
and adults with life threatening disease, along with termi-
nally ill individuals. Addison hunted and harvested a 19 point
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