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Justin's Quest on the CBS Early Show

Thirteen-year-old Justin Friedlander appears on CBS Early Show on April 2 shooting hoops for all of those diagnosed with a brain tumor.

In March 2009, Justin was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor called an optic nerve glioma. He and his family were devastated by this life-changing news; however, Justin decided to take action and now he is on a mission to find a cure for brain tumors.

Justin's Quest is to shoot 63,000 baskets, one for every person diagnosed with a primary brain tumor each year in the United States. In addition, through Justin's Quest, the Friedlanders have a goal to raise $250,000 for brain tumor research through the National Brain Tumor Society.

On the CBS Early Show on April 2, 2010, Justin shot hoops with anchor Harry Smith, and surprise guest Greivis Vasquez of the University of Maryland Men’s Basketball team. Watch the entire segment below:

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Justin graduates High School.

Justin's first DC Race For Hope.

Watch this inspiring video about brain tumor patient Justin and Justin’s Quest to shoot 63,000 hoops for each person diagnosed with a primary brain tumor every year in the United States and raise funds for brain tumor research.

President Obama, Justin and Family at the White House.

Justin and family meet President Obama in the Oval Office.

Justin and Greivis at CBS Early Show

Greivis Vasquez plays for Mephis Grizzles- Professional Basketball team.  Justin and Greivis on the set of the nationally televised CBS Early show.

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