My miracle baby took 25 years to arrive: When Kassandra was diagnosed with cancer at 17, she raced to freeze slices of her ovaries. Then she made scientific history at 44
Kassandra, confronted with the devastating news that only experimental chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant could save her life, had the presence of mind to ask one more question.
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