Les presentamos a la hija de Keaton: Peyton.

At just 3 years old resilient and joyful Peyton’s life was forever changed when she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

When Peyton’s mom, Dianna, noticed unusual symptoms like persistent low-grade fevers, pale skin, and unexplained bruises, she followed her instincts and pushed for further tests. This led to the heartbreaking leukemia diagnosis, but Peyton and Dianna quickly found solace in the network of support provided by Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance. 

“You have helped my daughter and I so much. Every family that works with you is so lucky! I am grateful that we are still active with your charity,” shares Dianna, Warrior Mom.  

From the moment Peyton started her treatments, Keaton’s was there every step of the way. “Whether through care packages, grocery deliveries to our doorstep, family events, connection to vital services, or just being a compassionate presence, you played a crucial role in helping us through the darkest days,” adds Dianna.  

Peyton underwent two-and-a-half years of grueling chemotherapy and follow-up appointments. Throughout it all, her fiery personality and love for art kept her spirits high. Now, nearly three years cancer-free, 8-year-old Peyton who is now a third grader, speaks proudly of her journey. She loves sharing her story with others, inspiring many with her courage and determination. Peyton continues to thrive by being a part of the summer swim team and this fall exploring her interest in soccer! 

Peyton and Dianna remain connected with Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance by attending events like the annual Holly Jolly Celebration, which have become an important part of their lives. Keaton’s ongoing support has helped Peyton not just survive, but thrive, reminding her that she is never alone in her fight.  

¡Tocando la campana por Elías!

La sala rebosaba de amor, vítores, alegría y el apoyo incondicional de una comunidad que ha acompañado a Elías y a su familia en todo momento. Cada sonrisa, cada aplauso, cada lágrima reflejaba el profundo cariño y apoyo que recibe.

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Jesús aprende a caminar de nuevo

Antes de padecer cáncer, Jesús siempre estaba en movimiento: jugando al baloncesto, bailando, pintando, haciendo rompecabezas y contagiando alegría a todos los que le rodeaban.
Tras superar tres cirugías a corazón abierto antes de cumplir los 13 años y lidiar con el síndrome de Down, a Jesús le diagnosticaron leucemia con tan solo 16. El tratamiento ha sido largo y agotador. Meses en el hospital… innumerables transfusiones… e incluso, en un momento dado, tuvo que volver a aprender a caminar.

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La perspectiva de una madre

“La campana sonó fuerte, clara y poderosa, pero el camino recorrido para conseguir esos tres toques fue aún más intenso. Escucharla resonar por los pasillos fue abrumador… lágrimas, alivio, gratitud y el profundo dolor de todo lo que costó llegar a este momento. No solo escuchábamos una campana, sentíamos cada segundo, cada batalla, cada pizca de valentía que representaba.”.

No solo hizo sonar la campana. Hizo sonar la campana para anunciar la victoria.”

~ Sarah, madre de Charlie, guerrero contra la leucemia linfoblástica aguda de células B

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