Teen2 2020 Issue 1 Cancer Twitter After David Llano was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, his mother, Mónica Hennings, right, quit her job to care for him, and his twin sister, Emma, donated bone marrow for his stem cell transplant. (Photography by Timothy Archibald)
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