Credit: 12-year-old Kendric Cromer (center), with father Keith (left) and mother mother Deborah (right). He will receive a new life-changing gene therapy this fall. He's the first in the nation to get the treatment that could cure his sickle cell disease. (Courtesy The Cromers)

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