10-year-old gets hero's welcome at Nutley school after battling brain cancer
Chase McGee's classmates met with him at his home and walked with him all the way to school, where a parade was waiting for him.
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Dec 6, 2022, 2:12 PM
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15h agoA 10-year-old boy from Nutley got the royal treatment Tuesday morning following a 16-month battle with brain cancer.
Chase McGee finally returned to Radcliff Elementary after having undergone months of chemotherapy.
His classmates met with Chase at his home and walked with him all the way to school, where a parade was waiting for him.
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