Family Shares Toddler's Struggle With Standing, Walking During Cancer Treatments
For children with cancer, the disease often comes with other health problems.
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For children with cancer, the disease often comes with other health problems.
Alex Scott was just 4 years old when she decided to hold a lemonade stand to raise money for her doctors so that none of her friends, no other children, would have to fight cancer.
At Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, one doctor and her team have developed a drug that has cured some children of an often deadly cancer -- same cancer that Alex had.
The twinkle in her eye and the courage in her soul is amplified even more by the love of her bet butterflies. Butterflies are said to be a symbol of change and hope.
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Taylor Hendrix is now a pediatric nurse, helping children with their own health challenges.
When Caleb Hendricks was 8 years old, he started having terrible headaches. He can still remember the first one.
Some children with cancer can have extreme side effects from treatment and with weakened immune systems, other illnesses can become life-threatening. One little girl had it all -- and she is still smiling.
Yash Krishnan battles, CMMRD, which means that he's at an alarmingly high risk of developing cancer. For the rest of his life, he's made it his goal to raise awareness and money in the fight against childhood cancer.
It started out with a small gesture on a massive platform.
Kade finished treatment -- and this November, he will be considered in remission.
Gibson says running the steps 880 times will be the equivalent of climbing up, then down, Mount Everest.
These little lemonade masters are showing us how to make the perfect pitcher right at home.
Vincent is only 2 years old and has had eight brain surgeries. He deserves better treatment options that don't make him sick. He deserves a cure.
Alex's mom, Liz, held a tribute on her front lawn, giving out lemonade packets and showing photos of Alex's legacy.
Cameron Wakeley beat cancer with a few bumps along the way and now, he wants to help other kids like him.
Philip Steigerwald has been through a lot, more than any 5-year-old should.
He's a little boy full of spunk, energy, and heart. But 1-year-old Vincent Nowroozi is fighting a fierce battle most of us will never know.
For all of their efforts, the Gigliottis have raised more than $200,000 for ALSF.
After two bouts of cancer and a bone marrow transplant, a less toxic treatment saved 10-year-old Danny Feltwell's life.
Michael Solomonov, chef at the nationally renowned Zahav in Philadelphia, shares his special connection to the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
