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- <B>Parker's status</B><BR> <I>Guardian ad litem Mollie McDonald says:<BR></I> Parker Jensen is not cancer free.<BR> The definitive test for Ewing's sarcoma is positive.<BR> Boise physician Jartin Johnston recommends chemotherapy.<BR> The cure rate is more than 70 percent if treated before the cancer spreads.<BR> Among the efforts to seek treatment for Parker, Primary Children's Medical Center offered to pay for a second opinion from Harvard University. The Jensens said no. (Deseret Morning News graphic)
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Parker's status
Guardian ad litem Mollie McDonald says:
 Parker Jensen is not cancer free.
The definitive test for Ewing's sarcoma is positive.
Boise physician Jartin Johnston recommends chemotherapy.
The cure rate is more than 70 percent if treated before the cancer spreads.
Among the efforts to seek treatment for Parker, Primary Children's Medical Center offered to pay for a second opinion from Harvard University. The Jensens said no.
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