US EditionChildhood cancer care is closer to home thanks to POGO’s Satellite Clinic Network
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Childhood cancer care is closer to home thanks to POGO’s Satellite Clinic Network
A childhood cancer diagnosis changes every aspect of life as families know it. For Drago and Shanley Pavletic, their new reality also came with many 17-hour drives when their son, Luke, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a common childhood cancer with treatment that stretches over years. With limited care options close to home, it meant countless trips from Thunder Bay to London—1,500 kilometres each way—to access specialized care…
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