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FSU HC Jimbo Fisher's 6-year Old Son Suffers From Rare Blood Disease
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Posted By: Chipper10 08-05-2011 , 03:19 PM
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Florida State football coach Jimbo Fisher and his wife Candi said Friday they have started a fundraising organization to raise money to help their youngest son and others fight a rare life-threatening blood disease. Six-year-old Ethan Fisher was diagnosed with Fanconi anemia earlier this year and his treatment, which will require a bone marrow transplant in a few years, is being handled by Dr. Margaret MacMillan. She is a pediatric blood and marrow transplant physician at the University of Minnesota. Children are generally diagnosed at age 7 and require the transplant by 11, MacMillan said.

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I can't even imagine. As a new parent this really does pull at the old heart strings. Best of luck Fisher family, and God bless.
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Yeah. Never a good story to see a child in suffering. God Bless the family, hope he remains a fighter.
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