Dear Dad, Thank you for being a guide in my life. You are possibly the most inspiring person i know. Not only are you an incredible father, one that cares and nourishes, but you have dedicated your life to helping heal others. I am so proud to say that you are not only my hero,
Childhood cancer is a big problem. In the U.S. alone, 46 children are diagnosed with cancer every school day. But it doesn’t just affect school-age children — babies, teens, and young adults can get childhood cancer, too.
At just five years old, Rally Kid Charley’s favorite thing in the world is cuddling. “Charley just loves to love,” gushes her mom. “If she could hug, kiss, and cuddle all day long, she would!” Charley’s lovable nature and happy disposition are contagious—and extraordinary when considering what she’s been through at such a young age.
By Maddy Roman Hi! My name is Maddy and I am 16 years old. After a year of excruciating pain and misdiagnoses, I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, on February 2nd, 2018. This year has been rough (to say the least), but I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Throughout this cancer journey,
Dr. Beshay Zordoky (pictured middle left), a Rally-funded researcher from the University of Minnesota, and his Co-PI, Dr. Karim Sadak (pictured middle right), visited the Rally office on Thursday, June 20 to meet staff and share about their research! They are working in survivorship to find better ways to protect children's bodies during cancer treatments, and for ways to ensure that they receive the care they need as they grow into adults. To learn more about how Rally's research is making an impact, check out our website: bit.ly/2WXvnwE #RallyOn #Goldstrong
