I am Hunter keener, I was diagnosed on July 2nd 2013 with A.L.L Leukemia. I am currently 16, and a Junior in high school with a big goal on going to collage within the next few years. I did not lose my hair until I was 8 months into treatment and it has now grown back. I continue to get stronger every day and each day, a day closer to remission. I am strong and committed to beating cancer. this has truly changed my life and odd enough to say its impacted my life in a very good way. I cant wait to receive my last chemo and tell everyone my journey. I receive my treatments at Phoenix Children's Hospital where the people their are truly amazing in every way. What they do is extremely astonishing. I am a lucky teenager.
my Facebook page on my journey is (Hunter kicking Leukemia's ass)
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