【10年生存率は0％と宣告】小児がんの一種｢神経芽腫｣が再発の6歳女児　希望はイタリアでの新しい治療　家族は約7500万円集めるため奔走

"Girl Seeking Treatment Abroad" A 6-year-old girl fighting neuroblastoma, a type of childhood cancer. Despite treatment in Japan, the cancer recurred and she was told her 10-year survival rate was 0%. We followed her family as they worked hard to raise funds to receive treatment abroad. Koharu Fukushima, 6, is undergoing treatment for childhood cancer. When she was 4 years old, she suddenly started complaining of pain in her legs. After undergoing chemotherapy, she was able to leave the hospital in June last year, but after just three months, it was discovered that the cancer had recurred. Meanwhile, her parents learned about a new treatment being carried out in Italy. It was announced that 9 of 27 children who had recurred had had their tumors completely disappear, and last year, a Japanese girl received treatment there. After consulting with her doctor, her parents decided to send her to Italy for treatment. They decided to appeal for donations to cover the 75 million yen or so that would be spent on treatment and travel expenses.