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Florida mom seeks Haitian American blood donors for leukemia treatment -

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A Florida-based group is seeking Haitians to donate blood in hopes of finding a match for a mom diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer.

Source: The Haitian Times -; Bridging the gap

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