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Teenage brain tumor survivor creates Colorado license plate to bring awareness to childhood cancer
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September 10, 2019
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Sep 10, 20192:20Now PlayingWhen he was just 9-years-old, Gabe Santisteven was diagnosed with Stage IV Medulloblastoma, a cancer that affects the brain and spine. Six years later, Gabe is healthy, but he wanted to bring awareness to childhood cancer. He asked his mom why there were no special license plates for kids with cancer, and his idea inspired his sister to get involved.
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