Seeking to solve a pediatric cancer mystery

Something very strange seems to be happening in Johnson County, Indiana: A lot of children getting sick with pediatric cancers. But when the rash of illnesses wasn't determined to be an official "cancer cluster," a small band of determined parents took matters into their own hands. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty reports on environmental contamination and how some advocates' tireless pursuit of answers may be changing the lives of children beyond the borders of one Indiana town.

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[Happyladybug]

All this moms rock, keep going don’t stop.

[caldadextra]

I got cancer when I was 15, so when I heard about the 18 year old dying hits different. Makes me grateful that I made it to 26, but hearing about fellow survivors passing will always be an emotional burden for me and others like me.
To all the Franklin survivors out there: stay strong. There will come times where even Pediatric cancer patients are not safe from harassment, but even though we are 1000s of miles away from each other, as rough as the path may be, we are all sojourners together, and together, we WILL reach the trailhead together

[i_love_rescue_animals]

I'm so sorry for these kids especially the loss of Emma. What a tragedy. Franklin is only about 40 miles from where I grew up - so this hits home even more. These moms are doing a great job trying to hold the company and city to account. ❤️ I hope this reporting puts more heat on them - and they get some kind of justice and an EPA cleanup there!

[chelciewentzel]

to everyone going thru things: my love and prayers and hugs are going out to you❤ you’re so strong and amazing and beautiful and never forget that god/jesus are so beyond amazing and they have everyone thru everything always and forever 🙏🏻💪🏻✝️❤️

[samikshabhomle]

You can consult Dr. S. K. Gupta to learn more about pediatric hematology.
He is one of the best hematologists in India. If you can't visit his hospital, Dr. S. K. Gupta also has a video consultation facility.
Visit their website for consultation or for a second opinion regarding treatment.

[perspicaciouspulchritudino]

Yea. Because childhood cancer is NOT rare!!! Not at all

[JazzmineOdom]

Cease injections. That'll be a great start.