Doctors at the University of Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital said the tumor, likely the largest Schwannoma tumor ever reported in the world, has grown so large that she has difficulty talking, eating and sleeping. They said it would likely cut off her throat's passageway, which could cause her to suffocate.The tumor is scheduled to be removed in a 10-hour surgery April 29.The International Kids Fund is trying to raise money to help pay for her surgery.To make a tax-deductable donation, send a check or money order payable to the International Kids Fund at:International Kids Fund
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