Meet Keaton Kiddo ~ Adrian

Meet sweet boy, Adrian. At just 3-years-old, Adrian began his fight against Acute T-Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a blood cancer that is more common in children than it is in adults.

With Adrian’s parents at bedside, Keaton’s team feels honored to support Adrian and his family throughout his journey with the gesture of a financial grant and a Hope Chest created for him and his sister. In the Hope Chest, our wonderful volunteers made sure to incorporate some of Adrian’s favorite interests, such as dinosaurs and monster trucks. Little sister Azaliya was also thrilled to play with her new toys and bond with her big brother!

The Family Navigator team at Keaton’s will continue to support this brave family in their fight for Adrian against childhood cancer!

Families Light Up at the Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour!

When worlds collide… the result is pure magic! Keaton families were treated to an unforgettable experience at the Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour, and the excitement was off the charts! One parent shared, “For a moment, we weren’t thinking about treatment or next steps – we were just together, smiling, dancing, and soaking it all in. It meant the world.”

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Moment with Love for Malachi

Malachi is facing something no teenager should have to – a rare and aggressive cancer called myxoid pleomorphic liposarcoma. 
 At an age where most kids are thinking about college and their next big adventure, Malachi is thinking about treatments, hospital stays, and fighting for his future. But what’s incredible is this: Malachi is still choosing to live fully. He’s choosing joy. He’s choosing moments. 

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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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