His parents write, “Rocco was originally diagnosed with a Wilms tumor on his kidney. After beginning Wilms therapy and a partial...
His parents write, “Rocco was originally diagnosed with a Wilms tumor on his kidney. After beginning Wilms therapy and a partial...
Bristol is 2 years old. Last October, he started running a fever along with a runny nose and cough so we took him to our local ER and they...
Briley was diagnosed with ALL Leukemia on April 11, 2018. After being concerned because she had a prolonged fever and was extremely tired,...
After bravely battling for eight years, Robert passed away. He will forever live in our hearts and be part of the Rally family. Every...
Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer long-term side...
It was the last game of T-ball. Riley was doing what he loved most, playing with “his boys.” He came in the dugout halfway through the...
Two-year-old Remi was showing signs of fatigue and bruising on her legs, which resulted in a trip to the ER in October 2018. That same...
2 years ago Ray-Ray quit sleeping…literally!!!! From a normal 13 hours a night to 2-4 hours a night. After a few months we took him to...
In 2010, at the age of 6, Rachel was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). She’s currently in the maintenance phase of...
Rachel was diagnosed with ALL June 24, 2014. On November 19, 2015, she earned her heavenly wings. Rachel joined her older brother Matthew...
Welcome to our battle against Cancer. On the 28th of October Quindarius was very drowsy. He also had occasional fevers. He wouldn’t talk...
Brien an otherwise healthy 8 year old, was diagnosed early August with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. As a family it took us by storm after...
Briana is a beautiful, spunky little girl who captures the hearts of all who meet her. At just 2 years old, Briana was diagnosed with ALL...
In July 2016 Bria had just turned 3 months old and we were enjoying life as a new family of four. We had recently taken a beach trip and...
Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer long-term side...
Four-year-old Connor had been feeling ill—experiencing night sweats, extremely low energy, fatigue, leg pain and paleness—which led to three separate visits to the pediatrician. His parents were told it was a virus and to let it run its course. They demanded that bloodwork be done, and the results were devastating: Connor had Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Luckily, Connor’s treatment has been working wonderfully. He began maintenance therapy in July 2019, one month before starting kindergarten....
Nolan had just turned three years old when, after six weeks of unexplained symptoms, he was transported via ambulance to the local children’s hospital. He remained in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for over a week and was diagnosed with T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) on November 19, 2018. Nolan continued to receive treatment at this hospital until achieving remission and entering the maintenance phase. Together with his younger sister, Nolan’s mother moved the family out of state...
Daniel Joseph, aka DJ, was diagnosed with T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia on July 15, 2019. Just two weeks prior, DJ had been feeling sick off and on. His family thought it was just a cold or flu because he occasionally felt better, then the symptoms would return. One morning, after noticing bruises on DJ’s legs and back, they brought him to the Emergency Room. Within a few hours, they received a cancer diagnosis. DJ was transported via ambulance to a pediatric oncology unit and, just two...
One minute, Hattie was a normal, vibrant 10-month-old on vacation with her family. The next minute, she was being rushed to the closest pediatric hospital. A low-grade fever had led Hattie’s parents to take her to Urgent Care, which led to a trip to the ER, which led to them finding out Hattie’s red blood cell count was very low. After inconclusive blood work, the family returned home to Atlanta. One week later, Hattie experienced another fever and was again taken to the hospital. This time,...
Everett and his family were living in Seoul, South Korea, when Everett began experiencing several days of fevers over the course of a month. After four doctor visits, a blood test was finally run, showing that Everett was anemic. Further tests revealed blast cells which his family knew indicated cancer, but an official diagnosis could not be given in Korea. Everett and his family would need to fly to Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii after Everett became stable enough to travel. They...
In August 2018, 10-year-old Karalyn developed a large, painless lump on her neck. The following weeks were filled with ER visits, antibiotics and surgery. On September 11, 2018, Karalyn’s mother, Jennifer, received a phone call from their physician. She expected to hear that Karalyn’s biopsy was normal, but instead, she found out her little girl had Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. That’s when their world turned upside down. Karalyn was officially diagnosed with Classic Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, stage 2A. Her...