Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic
Katherine pets a dog in a hospital room at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital, November 1991. (Photo courtesy of Katherine Breithaupt)
Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic
Nurse Patsy Rash (left) with Katherine at the OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital hematology/oncology clinic Jan. 1992, where Katherine received treatment for her acute lymphoblastic leukemia. (Photo courtesy of Katherine Breithaupt)
Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic
Katherine in front of her room at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital, Nov. 1991. (Photo courtesy of Katherine Breithaupt)
Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic
Katherine Breithaupt, (left) who beat acute lymphoblastic leukemia as a child, utlilizes the services at the Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic. “Survivorship is a very important and exciting milestone that should be celebrated,” said Sue Lindemulder, M.D., (right) associate professor of pediatrics (hematology and oncology) at OHSU Doernbecher. (OHSU/Kristyna Wentz-Graff)
Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic
Katherine Breithaupt, (left) who beat acute lymphoblastic leukemia as a child, utlilizes the services at the Doernbecher Cancer Survivorship Clinic. “Survivorship is a very important and exciting milestone that should be celebrated,” said Sue Lindemulder, M.D., (right) associate professor of pediatrics (hematology and oncology) at OHSU Doernbecher. (OHSU/Kristyna Wentz-Graff)
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