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Rebecca MacDonell-Yilmaz received her bachelor of arts and master of public health degrees from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH. She earned her MD from Stony Brook University and completed a pediatrics residency and hospice and palliative medicine fellowship at Hasbro Children's Hospital and Rhode Island Hospital. She is currently a fellow in pediatric hematology/oncology. More of her writing can be found on her blog, The Growth Curve (www.thegrowthc.com). "Going" © 2020 by Rebecca MacDonell-Yilmaz. Contact author:

Published: February 2020

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