Share Your Story
Every child and family that has faced pediatric brain cancer deserves recognition. Please consider sharing your story today to help others understand the impact brain tumors have on kids and their loved ones, raise awareness, and foster action.
Creating Change ‘Until There is a Cure’
Jordyn still lives with an inoperable astrocytoma in her brain. Her vision, memory, and emotional health have all been greatly impacted by her diagnosis. Yet, Jordyn strives to be a high-achieving student and selfless supporter of other kids with similar illnesses.
Creating Change for Super Kids
Drew Nealley earned every bit of his nickname, “Super Drew.” He was funny, creative, and full of life. That life, however, was cut way too short following the diagnosis of a pediatric glioblastoma. While he’s greatly missed, his friends and family now honor his legacy by raising funds to create change that may someday give families of pediatric brain tumor patients a lifetime’s worth of memories together.
Creating Change to Help Keep Dreams Alive
Nitin Ramachandran was a star junior tennis player before a medulloblastoma diagnosis took him off the court. While he worked hard to recover his athleticism after his recovery from treatment, Nitin is unable to compete at the same level as before his diagnosis. Now, he gives back to help other children in similar situations.
Creating Change to Make a Lifetime of ‘Best Days Ever’
After a diagnosis with the highly aggressive pediatric brain tumor, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), the Musto family had only a handful of days to create a lifetime’s worth of memories for and with their five-year-old daughter, Maddie.
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