Joshua Tomassi
Despite the long road ahead, Joshua continues to stay motivated knowing he will beat cancer soon.
Archie was 7 months old when he was diagnosed with Wilms’ tumor, a type of kidney cancer. He endured a nearly 12-hour surgery to remove the tumor and one of his kidneys and he spent nearly a week in the pediatric ICU at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. Over the course of eight months, Archie had eight radiation treatments, 15 chemotherapy treatments and many other tests and hospital visits to track his health.
Over the course of eight months, Archie had eight radiation treatments, 15 chemotherapy treatments and many other tests and hospital visits to track his health.
In late March 2017, Archie was given a clean bill of health and his ongoing cancer treatment ended. Doctors will keep close tabs on him for the rest of his life but survival rates for Wilms’ tumor are extremely high and his future looks bright! He’s a smart, caring, outgoing little character who loves cars, Legos and riding his bike.
Despite the long road ahead, Joshua continues to stay motivated knowing he will beat cancer soon.
To say that the last few months have been a roller coaster would be a huge understatement.
She was a full, vibrant child, who was so much more than her cancer which she never let it bring her down.
Lainey was 4.5 years old when a lump was discovered in her abdomen. She was a healthy, well-appearing kid with no signs of illness.
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