Brayden Sodestrom
Serving others will always be a part of my story and as I enter adulthood it’s exciting to watch it unfold.
Serving others will always be a part of my story and as I enter adulthood it’s exciting to watch it unfold.
I don’t think I could have ever made it this far or become the person I am today without experiencing my fight with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
Before my diagnosis, I was living a carefree life that was a bit self centered. Now, after this cancer journey, I have been given life lessons that many people twice my age have and never will experience. This experience has increased my faith in God and my story of hope and resilience.
I have grown to be resilient, empathetic, and knowledgeable through my journey with cancer. I am more than capable of taking a leap of faith, and embarking on this path.
Surviving cancer has made me grateful for life’s highs-and even its lows. Simply being alive is a blessing. Survival has made me attuned to people’s hidden struggles, and I never take for granted waking up each morning.