Children with cancer and their families know the impact that a cancer diagnosis can have. They share their experiences here to offer support and hope to other families.
This 2-year-old underwent a unique chemotherapy regimen to save his vision and his life.
For this studious teenager headaches were the first sign of a brain tumor.
Proton therapy was the best treatment option for this 2-year-old's brain tumor.
Mikayla benefited from proton therapy, an advanced form of radiation available through the Cancer Center.
Inspired by the care she received, 14-year-old Shanna aims to become a pediatric neurosurgeon.
Leg pain for this adolescent girl led to diagnosis of an aggressive type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
11-year-old Malcolm had made the team for soccer camp when he started experiencing hip pain.
This self-assured 11-year-old has been blogging about her cancer journey for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Born with Down syndrome and a congenital heart defect, this brave little boy was diagnosed with leukemia at 27 months old.
Diagnosed as a baby with a rare cancer, Coco has had several rounds of chemotherapy and a special type of transplant that uses cells taken from donated umbilical cord blood.
A likely fatal diagnosis led to removal of this young woman’s tumor and ongoing creative approaches to her care.
A rare cancer diagnosis followed by a stem cell transplant didn’t stop this 3-year-old.
This young woman continues to receive the best follow-up care from CHOP after being treated for cancer as a toddler.
Aggressive cancer required aggressive treatment, including stem cell transplantation, for this energetic 3-year-old.
As a survivor, 24-year-old Alex receives continuing care through the Cancer Survivorship Program.
Bright, curious, 10-year-old Hanna received 30 proton therapy treatments to fight her cancer.
Mark told us his story of diagnosis, treatment and relapse, and shares the lessons he's learned from his fight against a brain tumor.
4-year-old Sultan and his family traveled from the Middle East so he could get the best possible care for his cancer.
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