Helplessness
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Paul, a 7 year old boy whom has just been diagnosed with brain cancer. Soon after things go wrong. Nothing is going how it plans. And soon it's a race to save his life, and everybody's around him. Can he do it? Or will it just be another mistake made by the doctors?
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