Although having cancer was a hard thing, there are some good things that have come from it. I would never have had the opportunity to meet some of the most amazingly brave kids in the world. I would also never have been given the opportunity to help spread awareness for the disease and plead for help with finding a cure. I am a survivor, and I want all kids to be able to say that. Thanks for your help. Love, Payton
As a mother to a cancer patient, I can honestly say I never knew how brave a wonderful my boy could be until he got sick. He is my reason for being, I know that he is destined for GREATNESS. I just hope that many more kids will get the second chance that Payton has. Please help find a cure....
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