Parker Kaleo goes to Winn-Dixie every other week to pick up milk because the 2002 SW 34th St. location is conveniently close to where he lives at the Ridge Apartments.
Cheyenne Heflin has been getting stares since she was 14 and had her right leg amputated because of Osteosarcoma, a rare bone cancer.
The Winn-Dixie at 2002 SW 34th St. is one of 94 underperforming stores under the parent company Southeastern Grocers that will be closed as the company prepares to file for bankruptcy at the end of March.
The Winn-Dixie at 2002 SW 34th St. is one of 94 underperforming stores under the parent company Southeastern Grocers that will be closed as the company prepares to file for bankruptcy at the end of March.
From left: Katie Sloan, 20 and Cheyenne Heflin, 19, share their childhood cancer stories and answer questions from moderator, UF Health clinical social worker Jennifer St. Clair, 37.
From left: Katie Sloan, 20 and Cheyenne Heflin, 19, share their childhood cancer stories and answer questions from moderator, UF Health clinical social worker Jennifer St. Clair, 37.
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