
Many of you think of Alex as a hero ~ the sweet and courageous lemonade girl who inspired others to help children with cancer. Although she did not get the chance to live a long life, she showed us what it means to live a full life. Her bravery, strength, and love of life continue to inspire us every day. She is indeed our hero!
Since Alex was diagnosed in 1997, over 2 million more children worldwide have suffered because of cancer. These kids all have hopes and dreams of long lives. They have parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents, and cousins who cherish them. They all inspire those who know them with their bravery, strength, and love of life. They are all heroes.
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Derek Graffis | Derek Graffis was a normal, active high school senior looking forward... |
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Claire Devins | Claire was just 3 weeks shy of her 2nd birthday when we heard the words... |
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Ellie Potvin | Ellie was a perfectly healthy, tanned and vibrant little girl. Not a symptom... |
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Grant Ivey | Our then 7-year-old son Grant was diagnosed on September14, 2009 with T-Cell... |
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Sophia Cizek | Sophia was your typical 5 month old smiling baby girl until she woke up early... |
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Isabella Alcala | Our daughter Isabella was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)... |
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Xander Denberg | On October 1st 2009, Xander had tubes put in his ears like many young children... |
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Benjamin McMillan | Ben was always one of those babies who never complained, never wanted for... |
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Thea Danze | Thea was a happy and healthy baby until she was 4-months-old and suddenly... |
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Savannah Vandoren | On January 1, 2010, my 2-year-old baby girl was diagnosed with Acute myeloid... |
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