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A Child Prodigy, a Painful Disease, and a Life-Changing Treatment | National Geographic
Caesar Sant of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, began playing the violin at age two and as a toddler amazed his music teachers with his advanced abilities. But by the age of five, he had suffered three debilitating strokes due to sickle-cell anemia. His third stroke left him unable to walk or play the violin. Now, as he tries to regain his musical abilities, he has a newborn sister who can provide a bone marrow transplant that could be lifesaving and could ensure he'll always be able to play the violin.
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Visit Caesar's Bone Marrow Foundation page and his GoFundMe page for more information:
Bone Marrow Foundation - http://goo.gl/MhMqFk
GoFundMe - http://goo.gl/YCaFNB
PRODUCER, VIDEOGRAPHER, AND EDITOR: Kathryn Carlson
ADDITIONAL VIDEO: Lucas Santos
A Child Prodigy, a Painful Disease, and a Life-Changing Treatment | National Geographic
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Published Mar 12, 2015