Hello my name is Remington, I was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at 5 months old. My parents took me to the doctor's office because they noticed something was wrong with my eye, the doctors did a CT scan and found a mass behind my eye. I was transferred to miller's children's hospital where they found another tumor on the back of my brain and on my kidney. They did a biopsy and found out it was neuroblastoma. I am currently undergoing treatment so I can get healthy and on the road to recovery. Thank you all so very much for taking the time to read my story, there will be 300,000 children diagnosed with childhood cancer this year alone. With your support time, donations, and sharing our stories will lead to finding cures for us. Thank you so much for everything you all do
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