Cancer

Michele Schambach received a message in the snow from her daughter while undergoing care at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.

All three of Angie and Aaron Rush’s sons have been diagnosed with the same rare form of eye cancer, called retinoblastoma.

The “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum revealed Tuesday that her cancer has returned and is now stage four.

Lily Borden was recently declared cancer-free after being born with a malignant brain tumor and got to ring the bell at a hospital in California.

There’s no minimum age requirement for having a dream.

An Indiana couple held their wedding ceremony at the hospital so the bride's dying father could be with them.

Mikey Choroszy died of terminal brain cancer while on a Make-A-Wish trip to the Mall of America.

Alex Trebek has a message of support for Congressman John Lewis as both fight pancreatic cancer.

A woman finishing chemotherapy is ringing in the new year in a very special way.

Lewis, the youngest and last survivor of the Big Six civil rights activists in a group once led by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., said in a statement that cancer was discovered this month during a routine medical visit. He said subsequent tests confirmed the diagnosis of stage IV pancreatic cancer.

A group of 13 women gave a Wisconsin waitress a $1,300 trip after she battled cancer alongside her sister.

After 28 months of grueling treatment, Mia was able to ring the “end of treatment bell” at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge last Tuesday.

Harris County will now begin investigating a rail yard site in the Fifth Ward after a cancer cluster was discovered there earlier this year. The measure was approved in Commissioners Court this week.

That’s just good business. Really, really good business.

A local coffee shop owner in Oregon helped keep a competitor’s store open while one of its owners battles terminal cancer from a hospice. 

A young man who is the only person in the U.S. to reach stage four of an aggressive and rare form of brain cancer has dedicated his final days to helping others.  

The holiday tradition at Royal Oak Beaumont's "Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams" has family, friends and strangers come out each night to shine lights up to the kids in the hospital who can't be home for the holidays. 

Gabe's treatments for lymphoblastic leukemia haven't worked and he's relapsed three times. On Thanksgiving, his parents made the decision it was time to shift course and start focusing on Gabe's quality of life for the time he has left. So while Gabe may have taken his first steps in the hospital, his parents intend for him to "find the joy" outside of it.

Matteo Lambert has ran 120 miles in 35 races across the U.S. and Canada and raised $65,500 for children with cancer.