Meet Keaton’s Kiddo – Angelee

Celebrating Angelee for reaching her maintenance milestone and returning to school!

Keaton’s has been part of Angelee’s journey since she was first diagnosed about a year ago. We have been able to see Angelee grow and get to know what an amazing 8-year-old she is. We have enjoyed connecting with her extremely supportive family that have been with every step of the way, and we are honored to be a part of their support system.  

“For my family Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance has been a great support and are always so attentive to our needs. The family navigators always go above and beyond, and always ask for the health of the whole family in general. They are very considerate with the pain one is going through and are always bringing equal happiness to Angelee and her little sister.  

I am grateful that there are organizations that support with love. Thank you for the support that always makes us feel special. I am always incredibly grateful for the support they showed my family. In each visit they brought care packages, such as Hope Chest and crafts, to my daughters and in those moments helped us forget our reality. These moments of seeing her smile are the greatest and most beautiful. Thank you to God and all those generous people who make donations, and ESPECIALLY to the wonderful team at Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance. THANK YOU.” – Agripina, Angelee’s Mom 

Keaton’s is so excited for Angelee and will continue to support her through her journey.

Meet Keaton’s Kiddo Emily

In honor of Brain Cancer Awareness Month, we’d like to introduce you to Keaton’s Kiddo Emily, a remarkable young fighter who has been part of our Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance family since 2018. “Our journey began in Aug 2018, Emily our 8-year-old was waking up everyday with headaches and throwing up in the morning. After a CT Scan, we were told a MRI was needed as they saw a mass in her brain. Worse fear ever is hearing they found a mass, and you would need to be admitted….

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Honoring Joy on National Down Syndrome Day

Today, on National Down Syndrome Day, we recognize that children with Down Syndrome are 10 to 20 times more likely to develop leukemia. This unique connection between childhood cancer and Down Syndrome—a reality for many families, including our beloved Keaton’s Kiddo, Joy.

While the focus is understandably on the child battling cancer, siblings face their own emotional challenges. They may experience feelings of worry, fear, confusion, or even guilt, and it’s important to acknowledge their role and provide support for them as well.

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The Unsung Heroes

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the whole family is impacted. In this journey, siblings often become the unsung heroes—quietly showing strength, compassion, and resilience beyond their years.

While the focus is understandably on the child battling cancer, siblings face their own emotional challenges. They may experience feelings of worry, fear, confusion, or even guilt, and it’s important to acknowledge their role and provide support for them as well.

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