Above: Cooper DeWitt then and now. Left is from 2012 holding a stethoscope, even then he was interested in medicine while being treated. Right: This fall, ready for football. Photo provided (left) and PCN photo by Ken Kush (right).-
Above: Cooper DeWitt then and now. Left is from 2012 holding a stethoscope, even then he was interested in medicine while being treated. Right: This fall, ready for football. Photo provided (left) and PCN photo by Ken Kush (right).
STROMSBURG - Cooper DeWitt, a junior at Cross County, had acute lymphoblastic luekemia (ALL) from age 2 to 5 (2012 to 2015). He had countless blood and platelet transfusions which his mom, Jenni, said “kept him alive”. She said “you could see his color improve during the transfusion”.
Jenni said she and her husband Justin gave blood in 2012 and found her comments “It was kind of bizarre for Justin …