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january 2015
A Painful Journey
Rohan was diagnosed with an extremely rare case of Ewing’s Sarcoma, soon after he was made captain of his provincial cricket team and gained entry into the prestigious Bishops School for Boys in Cape Town. The immediate prognosis was three months of intensive chemotherapy, the removal of the tumour and the affected rib and months of grueling radiation treatment.
Every 3 minutes a child dies from cancer.
15th of April 2016
His last fight
Despite the intolerable pain he endured during his last months and days, Rohan never gave up.
When the time came, no-one who knew him believed he was gone. Those who loved him, those who knew him and those who – through the whispers of others – heard about a brave young boy made to suffer more than most men could bear.
Rohan left us the way he came to us: fighting.
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with gratitude
to our friends of the Rohan Bloom foundation
