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.
The first 29 days of Anabelle’s treatment were brutal
What’s New at Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance – Keaton’s Korner April 2019
“When someone has cancer, the whole family and everyone who loves them does too”
DREAM BIG. NEVER GIVE UP. LOVE ON ONE ANOTHER.
Mahalia ~ Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance Childhood Cancer Awareness Ambassador
Meet Avarie diagnosed with Acute Pre B-Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia
13 year old Avarie, who also likes to go by “Stinks,” is a spirited young man with a fun personality and a big heart. Like many boys his age, Avarie
Imagine Spending 278 Days in a Hospital
“My tumor is gone you can actually see my heart now.”
For 9 year old Kameron, sports were an important part of his life. Kameron often enjoyed playing a variety of sports including baseball, football, and basketball. Unfortunately, Kameron started to
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