Meet our Young Warriors
Meet some of the childhood cancer survivors that the NCCS has helped throughout the years. Read their cancer survivor stories, view their pictures and learn more about their journey. We’re sure they will inspire you – just as they inspire us each and every day!

Meet some of the childhood cancer survivors that the NCCS has helped throughout the years. Read their cancer survivor stories, view their pictures and learn more about their journey. We’re sure they will inspire you – just as they inspire us each and every day!

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View our young warrior stories by type of cancer.

Brayden

Brayden

"My son, Brayden, was diagnosed with bilateral Retinoblastoma at two weeks old."
Chelsea

Chelsea

"The money I received helped out so much. I am so grateful for their help."
Cody

Cody

"I will never forget that day that our life was changed. Some for the worse and some for the better."
Dakota

Dakota

"Without the aid of NCCS, we would not be able to get the healthcare treatment our daughter requires to stay alive."
Drew

Drew

"The extra boost from NCCS removed some of the extra weight on our shoulders...Thank you NCCS!"
Elise

Elise

Elise was diagnosed when she was only five months old with bilateral Retinoblastoma.
Emily

Emily

"She's found a way, with God, I believe, to embrace all she has and enjoy life in a way that some never figure out."
Joseph

Joseph

"He is an amazing person who shares his story with everyone."
Josh

Josh

It was that love of sports and a seemingly normal day of tee-ball practice that changed the Cooper family forever.
Juliana

Juliana

"We really appreciate The NCCS - their help means one less thing we have to worry about."
Lauren

Lauren

"We are truly grateful for the kindness and generosity the NCCS has given our family."
Lucas

Lucas

"Thank you for all that you do, and for what you have done for our family. God Bless!"
Molly

Molly

"Going through childhood cancer as a family turns your world upside down. Imagine facing that news not once, but twice."
Nicholas

Nicholas

"Finding out your child has cancer feels like an emotional knockout punch"