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One-Year-Old Girl Needs Bone Marrow Donation in Fight Against Rare Form of CancerFamily members other than her mother are not allowed to be with her because of coronavirus safety precautions

1-year-old diagnosed with extremely rare form of cancer while visiting eastern Idaho | East Idaho NewsREXBURG — A family vacation turned into a traumatic experience for the parents of a 14-month-old baby girl. Theo and Kirsten Smith met while attending Brigham Young University-Idaho and currently live in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While visiting Theo’s family in Rexburg with their daughter, Zoe, they noticed something was wrong. Zoe wasn’t sleeping well, had low-grade …

One-year-old's rare cancer treatment impacted by coronavirusSalt Lake City, Utah (KUTV) -- A Minnesota mom and one-year-old are in Utah’s Primary Children’s hospitals dealing with the child’s rare type of cancer. Kirsten Smith lives in Minneapolis but was in Idaho Falls visiting her husband's family when they realized something was not right with their daughter Zoe. One-year-old's rare cancer treatment impacted by coronavirus. (KUTV) “At first we thought this is just separation anxiety normal one-year-old type stuff.

14-month-old Minneapolis girl battling extremely rare form of cancer, parents urging people to join national marrow registrySmith said they started noticing unusual behavior in their daughter a few months ago, when she became suddenly withdrawn and was crying more than usual. Doctors suggested Zoe may be teething or might have an ear infection ...

Family of toddler with rare blood cancer searching for bone marrow donorZoe Smith is fighting for her life at Primary Children’s Hospital after being diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia that will take something even more rare to save her.

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