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At just 8 years old, Travis discovered he had a brain tumor. When doctors saw it starting to grow, they began chemotherapy that eliminated the cancer. Now 15, Travis has his heart set on becoming a pediatric neuro-oncologist to help kids like him. |
Ryan is a jovial jokester who loves dinosaurs, movies and being best buds with his brother Dylan. His cancer diagnosis has caused setbacks for their family, but he’s in treatment now and continues to bring his parents lots of joy. |
Malina was a typical toddler before she gradually stopped walking. After going to the hospital, doctors diagnosed her with Ewing’s sarcoma. Now, Malina is 5 years old, cancer-free and continues to help with a trial that could make cancer detection easier. |
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Kaitlyn is a sweet, gentle 15 year old with a passion for water polo. During one match, she got hit in the head and went to the ER, where doctors discovered she had a brain tumor. Now, she continues to fight in hopes of returning to the pool one day. |
A bubbly 7 year old, Haven is constantly trying new things. At just 2 years old, she was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma. Her family continues to search for new treatments in the hope that one day she can live a happy life however she wishes. |
Sullivan is a gifted kid who filled his days with piano and triathlons. After bouts of back pain, he went to the doctor and was diagnosed with medulloblastoma. It's been difficult for his family, but thankfully his scans have been clear since May 2017. |
Julian never gave up hope, even when his neuroblastoma worsened. Thanks to clinical trials for new treatments, Julian had several more years with his family until he passed away at age 10. His resolve inspires his family to still fight cancer today. |
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Elijah was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma in August of 2005 at just 4 years old. His family traveled from Arkansas to Philadelphia for treatment over many years hoping to find a cure for his cancer. Their fight continues to this day. |
An avid singer and lover of musicals, Morgan’s constant energy keeps her parents busy. After fighting Wilms’ tumor for several years, Morgan has had clear scans since treatment ended in early 2017. Now, she's focused on becoming a star onstage one day. |
Mary is an energetic 3 year old who loves all things Disney. In 2017, her parents noticed a mass sticking out of her abdomen that was later diagnosed as Wilms' tumor. She remains on treatment but gives her parents strength through her positivity. |
Aidan’s family noticed him limping at just 5 years old. After numerous tests, doctors discovered he had osteosarcoma. They were able to avoid amputating his leg, and although Aidan still needs physical therapy, his family is happy to say he's cancer-free. |
