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Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer long-term side effects and, ultimately, cures. Please join us in the fight against childhood cancer by making a donation or setting up your own Rally fundraiser today.RALLY WITH US!MEET MORE RALLY KIDS
Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer long-term side effects and, ultimately, cures. Please join us in the fight against childhood cancer by making a donation or setting up your own Rally fundraiser today.RALLY WITH US!MEET MORE RALLY KIDS
Ryan was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor two months before his 2nd birthday. He has gone through two rounds of chemo and just completed 33 proton radiation treatments. He likes trucks, buses and motorcycles. He also likes to watch all sports on TV or watch his big sisters play soccer and basketball. His favorite game is to chase his sister and his dog around the house. Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer...
Every child who has been diagnosed with childhood cancer inspires us to Rally On to find better treatments with fewer long-term side effects and, ultimately, cures. Please join us in the fight against childhood cancer by making a donation or setting up your own Rally fundraiser today.RALLY WITH US!MEET MORE RALLY KIDS
Brayden was diagnosed with Anaplastic Metastatic Medulloblastoma in October 2009. The tumors were discovered on October 9, and he had surgery to remove half of the largest tumor on the 14 to relieve some of the pressure in his brain. He had around 10 tumors in his brain, and his spine was covered from top to bottom with tumors. He had three months of chemo, followed by three months of very high dose chemo with stem cell transplants. An MRI in May 2010 showed some spots on his spine, and he...
Braxton is 6 years old. He is the youngest son of Jeff and Kim. On January 20, 2017 he was diagnosed with DIPG after experiencing sudden headaches and blurry vision. DIPG, Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma is a brain tumor found in a part of the brain stem called the pons. DIPG tumors are inoperable. Only 10% of children with DIPG survive for 2 years following their diagnosis, and less than 1% survive for 5 years. Braxton completed 6 weeks of radiation treatment at Children’s Healthcare of...