On February 17th, 2026, after a couple unexplained episodes of limping and leg pain, Cameron was diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). Since then, his tiny three year old body has gone through more pain, procedures, side effects, and complications than many people will endure in an entire lifetime. We are relieved to share that he is now officially in remission. However, in order to prevent the cancer from returning, he has to endure over two years of chemotherapy. It’s a long hard road, but the strength and resilience Cam has already shown has been amazing, and we know he’s going to kick ALL.
We are so incredibly grateful for the advances in medicine that have lead to an overall good prognosis for Cameron. Unfortunately, only about 4% of federal cancer funding goes towards pediatric cancers. These kids deserve better. We hope you will join us in the fight to find less toxic treatments and cures ❤️
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