What is DIPG?

Stephanie Locricchio hosts this edition of “Good Morning CHD,” with an inside look at Children’s Health Defense medical freedom efforts and how viewers can get involved. Topics in the first segment include the upcoming release of a new documentary, concerning legislation related to parental consent and a multitude of events. Stephanie then interviews Dean and Wendy Fachon about navigating the healthcare system alongside their son, Neil.

At 19 years old, Neil Fachon was told he had a cancer of the brainstem called DIPG and given three months to live. Instead of giving in to the terminal diagnosis, the Fachon family pursued a variety of medical interventions and found themselves fighting more than the disease. They were also in a battle against the medical system, like a relentless game of chess. Hear details of this heartbreaking story and how it ended from Neil’s parents in this edition of “Good Morning CHD” on CHD.TV.