00:00Thank you for joining us.
01:06She's diagnosed with neuroblastoma, so considered siya na high risk because of her age.
01:14At that time, she was four years old.
01:16She's diagnosed with neuroblastoma.
01:45For her survival, and that's when we looked at cancer centers here in the U.S.
01:54And then, yeah, then it brought us here to New York.
01:58New York Hall oférience
02:00It brought us from the U.S.
02:05The Autism and Reli-Plate
02:05The Autism and Reli-Plate
02:06The Autism and Reli-Plate
02:14The Autism and Reli-Plate
02:16The Autism and Reli-Plate
02:28It relapsed in 2025, and then I think that was around summer, so end of treatment scans
02:40and then they discovered this new tumor in the brain, and then surgery again.
03:14We were also impressed there because we thought it was a stop, but it's also encouraged here
03:20that all of the kids, despite their status or anything, maybe they really need to go to school.
03:27So now, she's still in school, and she's enjoying it.
04:01She made this because she always wanted to do something, so you can't really see it.
04:07It would be so unusual to see her, unless she's under treatment, the intense treatment.
04:17That's really her personality, ever since she was a young person, and until now,
04:22even if she's been experiencing it, she's remained strong and really a happy kid.
04:47When we met with our oncologist, he said that she's a mystery.
04:53Kasi daw, her scans would show na parang may cancer pa, pero it just so happens na she's physically well.
05:02Hopefully, we are at the end of this treatment phase.
05:08And we're hoping na makauwi lang kami.
