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Asked about his most memorable day as a reporter this year, Andrew Duffy said it was on Thanksgiving.
That’s when he received a message from Tina Boileau, Jonathan Pitre’s mother, that a stem cell operation to help repair Pitre’s skin and hopefully extend his life had failed.
Pitre is planning to give the operation a second try, but it was a devastating result.
Read some of Duffy’s recent stories on Pitre, and see the photos by Julie Oliver, below.
Jonathan Pitre and his mother, Tina Boileau, in hospital in Minneapolis.
Jonathan Pitre and me: How I learned the miracle of Ottawa’s Butterfly Boy
The night before Jonathan Pitre’s last round of chemotherapy (Sunday, Sept. 12, 2016) is bath time in his room at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital. It is a four-hour ordeal where his mother, Tina Boileau, carefully removes and replaces the dressings that cover almost his entire body. (Julie Oliver/Postmedia)
After stem cell operation fails, Jonathan Pitre faces difficult decision
Jonathan Pitre is celebrating Christmas in Minnesota this year as he awaits news on a possible new stem cell procedure.
Jonathan Pitre to have Christmas in Minnesota as he awaits transplant funding
Julie Oliver also discusses her experience of photographing Pitre and his mother here.
And don’t miss our collection of our best read stories from 2016, from sinkholes to gold smugglers.
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That’s when he received a message from Tina Boileau, Jonathan Pitre’s mother, that a stem cell operation to help repair Pitre’s skin and hopefully extend his life had failed.
Pitre is planning to give the operation a second try, but it was a devastating result.
Read some of Duffy’s recent stories on Pitre, and see the photos by Julie Oliver, below.
Jonathan Pitre and his mother, Tina Boileau, in hospital in Minneapolis.
Jonathan Pitre and me: How I learned the miracle of Ottawa’s Butterfly Boy
The night before Jonathan Pitre’s last round of chemotherapy (Sunday, Sept. 12, 2016) is bath time in his room at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital. It is a four-hour ordeal where his mother, Tina Boileau, carefully removes and replaces the dressings that cover almost his entire body. (Julie Oliver/Postmedia)
After stem cell operation fails, Jonathan Pitre faces difficult decision
Jonathan Pitre is celebrating Christmas in Minnesota this year as he awaits news on a possible new stem cell procedure.
Jonathan Pitre to have Christmas in Minnesota as he awaits transplant funding
Julie Oliver also discusses her experience of photographing Pitre and his mother here.
And don’t miss our collection of our best read stories from 2016, from sinkholes to gold smugglers.
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