Inchstones

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Kelly Cervantes, Inchstones by KC

Posted

Feb 14, 2020

Following the death of her three year old daughter, Kelly Cervantes, continues to advocate on behalf of the epilepsy and special needs communities. Science couldn't catch up to her daughter but she hopes to push research forward to help the next family.

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