Boy unites Montwood: Community joins to help family with medical costs - El Paso Times

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  • June 17, 2011


Robert Junior Seeburg, more affectionately known by his family as R.J., is a typical 3-year-old boy.

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Traditional radiation treatments can cause long-term problems, said Arylnn Mulne of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center's Paul L. Foster School of Medicine.

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