Getting a cancer diagnosis is never easy but it’s not a death sentence. Effective therapies are saving lives every single day and a young woman named Montana Brown is proof.
Montana was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare type of childhood cancer when she was only 2 years old. With the support of her family and the excellent medical team at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, she beat the disease after being treated for a year.
Montana Brown was less than 2 years old when she was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare type of childhood cancer.
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Years later, she enjoyed high school and dreamed of going to college to become a nurse. At 15 years old, she was devastated to find out her cancer relapsed. Again, she went through a year of radiation and chemotherapy and later received a clean bill of health from her doctors. She beat cancer a second time and looked forward to getting on with her life.
Today, at 24 years old she is now realizing her dreams of being a nurse. In fact, she is not only a nurse but will be returning to the same hospital where she was treated as a child and as a teenager.
She battled cancer again at 15 years old and beat it a second time. At 24, she is now realizing her dreams of being a nurse.
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Montana Brown couldn’t be happier and thankful to God and everyone in her life for helping her fulfill her dreams.
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Just like these construction workers sending a get well message to a toddler fighting cancer, support from friends and family is everything. Life is a roller coaster and has its shares of up and downs; however, focusing on our dreams and dealing with whatever presents itself is exactly what Montana Brown did. Way to go!
Please share this inspiring story of Montana Brown and how she continued to follow her dreams after beating cancer not once but twice with your family.
