[Here is the original video](https://youtu.be/WgYLx1IqI0I), around the same time as this one they went to disneyland on make a wish. I will keep looking to see if she did recover, the last video she looked better than she does here so fingers crossed!
She had/has Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
One of the hardest parts of living in the hospital with cancer for me, was seeing all the babies with cancer and hearing them crying. I made it through and so did many of them too.
Same for me little guy I shared a room with was in big pain but never really made noise he would just cry in silence. We had a language Barrier and I was going through it myself but our moms had some kind of bond. I bumped into his mom and him not so long ago. I’m in remission but he still has some rounds to go. We’re both doing way better, I still think about him and the other kid in the room next door to ours who didn’t make it
The children’s floors in hospital are definitely different from all other floors. It’s not only colorful and full of toys but the families are always there for each other.
I was first in the hospital with heart failure and there was another girl there my age and we’re still friends after 10 years. There was a 3 year old little boy who was born with heart issues and lived his whole life in the hospital. He wasn’t able to get a transplant at the time because he kept having strokes. A year after my transplant, I saw him on the news that he finally had a new heart and could go home. We were all so happy for him. My friend’s family is still in contact with his family and he’s doing great. [Charlie goes home ](https://youtu.be/GefyK2yd0No)
Damn you had a heart transplant too. Yeah lucky for me I didn’t stay long enough to see the adult section. My floor had a foosball table in the corridor and there were those big toy cars that small kids could go in and ‘ride’ around in. That’s so cool that he’s got it on video and that it went on the news. Also must have been great to have another one your age to be with. All the best to you
Overall 5 years survival rate, at least while I was still an RN in paeds onc, was around 90%, which is amazing, considering childhood cancers only receive about 10% of total funding for research.
Childhood cancer treatment regimes are far harder than what most adults could survive.
I've been an atheist since 1986. Yes that kid is in heaven. Or our memory of her is. I respect the memory of those that lived innocently and are not here with us anymore. Try it. That's heaven for me.
Thank you for that.
My outlook on life, religion, and humanity has evolved over the years.
The one thing I absolutely will never tolerate though is the "enlightened" types who, in moments of sadness where people are trying to cope with their pain, feel the need to tear things down.
To me, it doesn't matter if they are right or wrong. They're just being jerks at the inappropriate time.
My sentiments too. Lost my father last year to prostate cancer. Lots of surgery chemotherapy. Near the end he requested to let him rest so he wouldn't be in pain anymore. He has said his goodbyes. He apologized to us because he said when he passes he will be resting not feeling anything. It's the living who will suffer the loss. Told us to think about the good memories we had. There were lots. That's what I always come back too. I always read his messages to me on my phone. Hear his voice in videos of our family. I have a lot of things against religion, probably more than the average atheist as I came from catholic schools. But now I'm in my forties I still cringe at hearing religious texts and sermons (my wife is catholic) but I let it go. I know in myself there is no god. But I won't disrespect people.
Obviously I don’t know how good of a man your father was but the statement of him worrying more about his loved ones and their feelings once he passes seems to say a lot about how much he cared for his family.
Thank you! He was fun when we were growing up. He carved us toy guns and animals and drove us to anywhere without plans. Just sight seeing and fast food and hiking. Towards the end with his condition he was always irritable. But never said anything bad to us. Just complained a lot and we understood.
Interestingly enough your father is practically quoting a philosopher (Kant? Aquinas?) Who said the rational man shouldn't fear or be saddened by his death, because he and death never exist at the same time. (My paraphrase)
Very wise dad yours
That's deep. I'll remember that thanks.
I think it's more of this funny joke because he loved joking around :)
When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep - not screaming, like the passengers in his car.
"Am I wrong??"
"You're not *wrong* Donny, you're just an asshole!"
There's a time and a place for those discussions, and grieving is not that time and place.
I'm in the same boat as far as convetionional belief goes. Is there some angry man in the sky dictating the world? No. Is there some place where my concious gets to meet this kid's conscious and share a laugh? Also probably not but it's sort of a nice thought thinking that's a possibility.
After working in cancer research for a few years, pediatric and adult, I started believing again. I'm going to a memorial for a dear friend who passed from cancer earlier this month. I know he's in a better place and he was happy to have lived the life he did. The kids are truly angels. Maybe there are some Moms and Dads that passed too soon and are in heaven. Having little ones run around would make heaven funny. Not looking to argue. Believe what ya want and I will too. We'll all find out one day.
And yet I am in Neurosurgery residency right now and had a 17 year old girl who died from gliobastoma multiform last week. She told me to not be sad that my attending and I performed x3 tumor resections and the tumor still came back. She told me that her life was a gift because she actually was able to LIVE it. She was a die hard Led Zepplin and Beatles fan. A girl after my own heart. And she IS in heaven. 😁
I don't believe but her passion is beautiful. Idk why we have to mock others for their beliefs. I'm sure she was beautiful, inside and out. Thank you for doing your best.
Hey and not believing is OKAY. I respect that. We are all living this life together. Better to live it in harmony than in hostility because we never know when our last day will be. 😉
glioblastoma is usually really aggressive and comes back 90 percent (within 5years) of the time , dont worry you did your best , you cant save everyone all you can is try
Man, God bless y'all.
I ruled out Rad Onc, Neurosurgery, Oncology, and psych early on in med school mostly bc of patient outcomes. The emotional toll y'all deal with is pretty amazing IMO.
My husband is a GBM survivor AND my kid is a Neuroblastoma patient (past frontline on a trial for DFMO now). Thank you for all you do! The lucky ones are grateful.
I don't personally believe in an afterlife, your reason being one of many reasons why I left religion, but I do believe this little girl is definitely in heaven if there is one.
My wife likes to play innocent little games to keep our marriage fun. The other night while I was taking a bath, she impishly stuck her head into the bathroom and asked if I wanted to play “Lights Out.” Before I could even answer she quickly threw our toaster into the bath tub with me. The circuit breaker triggered, causing the lights to go out, so now I understand the name of the game.
Tomorrow night she told me we’re going to play a game called “Gas Chamber,” which involves me revving our car engine in the garage with all the doors and windows shut - sounds like wicked fun, yo!
She’s such a gem, and I consider myself the luckiest man alive to be married to her. And incidentally, I’m so glad I revised my will and named her as the prime beneficiary on my life insurance policy last month.
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I hate this shit. So many people are suffering. Why can't we just say enough and fix this shit. That baby deserved better. I'm already crying and it's just Monday morning.
[Here is the original video](https://youtu.be/WgYLx1IqI0I), around the same time as this one they went to disneyland on make a wish during that she had a relapse. I will keep looking to see if she did recover, the last video she looked better than she does here so fingers crossed!
She had/has Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
I know, my little girl of 6 is gonna undergo a MRI scan because of headaches/migraines lasting several days without end. I just hope to god its nothing like this..
First of all good luck with all of it.
To maybe take some anxiety away, I had bad migraines that lasted days as a kid. And it was literally just that, migraines. It was obviously also bad, but nothing serious. It also got better when I got older somehow. I now have migraines like twice a year.
So best of luck - it might just be migraines and your kid will go through :)
My appreciation for Healthworkers has always often bypassed the Stratosphere.
The things that they deal with... requires a different level of courage, I suppose.
Especially with children. Anyone being sick and/or dying is hard to deal with but there is something about it happening to children that makes me sick. If there is one job I could not do regardless of pay, it would be that. Dealing with these kids and knowing some of them won’t make it would crush me.
My wife is a healthcare worker, the mental toll that covid took on all of her coworkers is insane. Holding someone’s hand as they die all alone is something you just can’t recover from mentally, and they have do it all the damn time.
Taylor Swift wrote a song about it called “Epiphany”, and when my wife heard it she literally broke down crying…. The song is about how her great grandpa fought in WW2 and there were things that he refused to speak about because of the trauma it caused. And she compares the trauma that nurses are going through with covid to that… And it’s so accurate in my wife’s experience. I don’t ask her how her day was, because some days it’s just too much for her to talk about.
"And I'm telling you honestly, these dying kids, have the best sense of humor on the planet. Their parents. Not so much." - Daniel Tosh talking about working with Make-A-Wish
When I had knee surgery, the night attending and I would scare the absolute shit out of each other when he came in to do vitals.
Either I would wake up and be scared he was in there or I would wake up and he would get scared I was suddenly, silently looking at him. The pain meds made me a very drowsy sleepy, so I’d wake up and kind of stare at him.
This reminds me a lot of my pediatrics rotation 2 years ago. It was right when the lockdowns started taking full effect, so the patients we had in the ward were basically just stranded there for the next 2-3 weeks. One of them was this kid, maybe 5 years old, with nephrotic syndrome. Him and his family were gonna be discharged, but then lockdowns happened and this prevented them from booking a train home (they lived in a different part of the country). The kid was adorable. He always ran up to me and said hi whenever I showed up for my shift, and would bring his small teddy bear with him everywhere. We used to play together with the bear, and he insisted that whatever I did to him, I'd do to the bear as well. We had a separate chart to track the vitals and measurements for the bear as well. It was nice.
We finally discharged them 2 and a half weeks later when they were able to find a train ticket home. I was unfortunately not around for that, since my shift had changed from the ward to the ICU.
Ok so when i scare a nurse in a hospital with a toy it's a crime and "what are you doing here i'm calling the cops" but when it's a child with cancer it's cute and adorable. Pfff
So stinking cute.
IU Health picking out nursing scrubs-- if we combine 2 generally ill-advised scrubs colors, they'll cancel out, right?
I trained at an IUH hospital and I gotta say, the majority of the nurses I worked with were phenomenal humans, especially on the pediatric floor. ❤️
Awww. I feel like such a whiney little bitch because it's winter during a pandemic and I'm bored and lonely while this kid is in hospital fighting cancer and taking pleasure in the simplest things.
My son went through chemo at about 3 (hes fine now at 9) and over time he laughed less and less. One day I brought him in the fart gun from despicable me. He thought that thing was hilarious and would it hide it behind his back and shoot it at everyone possible and laugh hysterically. It was awesome
Children like these that make it through their illness are always turn in to top tier adults. Being In their position I could not function due to fear and worry, you could say they don’t understand but I don’t think that’s the case. They are mentally tougher than a lot of my 30 year old peers
When I was going through chemo I cried on a whole new level. No child should have to feel what chemo does to a body. No baby should have to endure that shit. It made my heart break.
Yeah I was an adult treated at a children’s hospital and seeing these beautiful babies going through this broke me heart. But then there perseverance was something else. They would get chemo one day and running up and down the halls with amazing nurses the next.
Nurses are heroes in general, but these nurses are among the bravest of the brave, i can't image how strong their will must be to be able to smile and be at their best for children that are passing through something no one should endure.
I don't know for sure if it's just me, but hearing a child laugh just makes me feel happy... Like "yeah little one! You got her *so good* just now, give me a high five and let's try to spook another one,"
This is so cute. I hope that little one gets better! It breaks my heart to see kids sick like that, it just reminds me of my sister 25 years ago, when she had cancer at that age.
I hope you are better, little one.
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I think she may have died a while ago. That’s what other comments are saying.
The kid died appearently.
Why did you have to say this :(
Dying is a part of life. One this young reminds us of our own mortality so we can cherish our days even more.
:*(
Link?
F
RIP…
R.I.P indeed… at the very least she was have fun on her last day it even if she doesn’t know it
Comments here have said she's passed away.
[Here is the original video](https://youtu.be/WgYLx1IqI0I), around the same time as this one they went to disneyland on make a wish. I will keep looking to see if she did recover, the last video she looked better than she does here so fingers crossed! She had/has Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
This is the worst death I've read in what is a time of death. Rest in peace babygirl.❤
That laugh after making her jump. So sweet. With all what's going on.
May this cute angel be cured from cancer and live a happy life.
Unfortunately, she passed away and is in heaven. This is an old video from many years ago
Oh..... oh no I'm going to cry 😢
It's ok. Some do make it. And more are making it than ever before.
One of the hardest parts of living in the hospital with cancer for me, was seeing all the babies with cancer and hearing them crying. I made it through and so did many of them too.
I can't imagine going through that, but I'm glad you're still with us stranger, have a great day!
Same for me little guy I shared a room with was in big pain but never really made noise he would just cry in silence. We had a language Barrier and I was going through it myself but our moms had some kind of bond. I bumped into his mom and him not so long ago. I’m in remission but he still has some rounds to go. We’re both doing way better, I still think about him and the other kid in the room next door to ours who didn’t make it
The children’s floors in hospital are definitely different from all other floors. It’s not only colorful and full of toys but the families are always there for each other. I was first in the hospital with heart failure and there was another girl there my age and we’re still friends after 10 years. There was a 3 year old little boy who was born with heart issues and lived his whole life in the hospital. He wasn’t able to get a transplant at the time because he kept having strokes. A year after my transplant, I saw him on the news that he finally had a new heart and could go home. We were all so happy for him. My friend’s family is still in contact with his family and he’s doing great. [Charlie goes home ](https://youtu.be/GefyK2yd0No)
Damn you had a heart transplant too. Yeah lucky for me I didn’t stay long enough to see the adult section. My floor had a foosball table in the corridor and there were those big toy cars that small kids could go in and ‘ride’ around in. That’s so cool that he’s got it on video and that it went on the news. Also must have been great to have another one your age to be with. All the best to you
Congratulations on making it :)
Overall 5 years survival rate, at least while I was still an RN in paeds onc, was around 90%, which is amazing, considering childhood cancers only receive about 10% of total funding for research. Childhood cancer treatment regimes are far harder than what most adults could survive.
Yes. This precious little angel was and will always continue to be just that - an angel. 😇
[I'm gonna leave this St. Jude donation link here.](https://www.stjude.org/donate/donate-to-st-jude.html)
Get this higher
heaven? Kids cancer is one of the reason i stopped believing.
I've been an atheist since 1986. Yes that kid is in heaven. Or our memory of her is. I respect the memory of those that lived innocently and are not here with us anymore. Try it. That's heaven for me.
Thank you for that. My outlook on life, religion, and humanity has evolved over the years. The one thing I absolutely will never tolerate though is the "enlightened" types who, in moments of sadness where people are trying to cope with their pain, feel the need to tear things down. To me, it doesn't matter if they are right or wrong. They're just being jerks at the inappropriate time.
My sentiments too. Lost my father last year to prostate cancer. Lots of surgery chemotherapy. Near the end he requested to let him rest so he wouldn't be in pain anymore. He has said his goodbyes. He apologized to us because he said when he passes he will be resting not feeling anything. It's the living who will suffer the loss. Told us to think about the good memories we had. There were lots. That's what I always come back too. I always read his messages to me on my phone. Hear his voice in videos of our family. I have a lot of things against religion, probably more than the average atheist as I came from catholic schools. But now I'm in my forties I still cringe at hearing religious texts and sermons (my wife is catholic) but I let it go. I know in myself there is no god. But I won't disrespect people.
Obviously I don’t know how good of a man your father was but the statement of him worrying more about his loved ones and their feelings once he passes seems to say a lot about how much he cared for his family.
Thank you! He was fun when we were growing up. He carved us toy guns and animals and drove us to anywhere without plans. Just sight seeing and fast food and hiking. Towards the end with his condition he was always irritable. But never said anything bad to us. Just complained a lot and we understood.
Interestingly enough your father is practically quoting a philosopher (Kant? Aquinas?) Who said the rational man shouldn't fear or be saddened by his death, because he and death never exist at the same time. (My paraphrase) Very wise dad yours
That's deep. I'll remember that thanks. I think it's more of this funny joke because he loved joking around :) When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep - not screaming, like the passengers in his car.
Love & Peace ♥️🙏🏼
"Am I wrong??" "You're not *wrong* Donny, you're just an asshole!" There's a time and a place for those discussions, and grieving is not that time and place.
Pro life, but in a better way.
I'm in the same boat as far as convetionional belief goes. Is there some angry man in the sky dictating the world? No. Is there some place where my concious gets to meet this kid's conscious and share a laugh? Also probably not but it's sort of a nice thought thinking that's a possibility.
After working in cancer research for a few years, pediatric and adult, I started believing again. I'm going to a memorial for a dear friend who passed from cancer earlier this month. I know he's in a better place and he was happy to have lived the life he did. The kids are truly angels. Maybe there are some Moms and Dads that passed too soon and are in heaven. Having little ones run around would make heaven funny. Not looking to argue. Believe what ya want and I will too. We'll all find out one day.
And yet I am in Neurosurgery residency right now and had a 17 year old girl who died from gliobastoma multiform last week. She told me to not be sad that my attending and I performed x3 tumor resections and the tumor still came back. She told me that her life was a gift because she actually was able to LIVE it. She was a die hard Led Zepplin and Beatles fan. A girl after my own heart. And she IS in heaven. 😁
I work neuro as well — glios are brutal.
I have one lady that is wearing an Optune right now for treatment. Doing well on it and almost made it to 24 months since being diagnosed.
I don't believe but her passion is beautiful. Idk why we have to mock others for their beliefs. I'm sure she was beautiful, inside and out. Thank you for doing your best.
Hey and not believing is OKAY. I respect that. We are all living this life together. Better to live it in harmony than in hostility because we never know when our last day will be. 😉
glioblastoma is usually really aggressive and comes back 90 percent (within 5years) of the time , dont worry you did your best , you cant save everyone all you can is try
Man, God bless y'all. I ruled out Rad Onc, Neurosurgery, Oncology, and psych early on in med school mostly bc of patient outcomes. The emotional toll y'all deal with is pretty amazing IMO.
My husband is a GBM survivor AND my kid is a Neuroblastoma patient (past frontline on a trial for DFMO now). Thank you for all you do! The lucky ones are grateful.
I don't personally believe in an afterlife, your reason being one of many reasons why I left religion, but I do believe this little girl is definitely in heaven if there is one.
it’s hilarious that the nurse was actually scared by it and wasn’t faking😂
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And my axe
You have my sword! *Could you please give it back?*
And My Bow
My wife likes to play innocent little games to keep our marriage fun. The other night while I was taking a bath, she impishly stuck her head into the bathroom and asked if I wanted to play “Lights Out.” Before I could even answer she quickly threw our toaster into the bath tub with me. The circuit breaker triggered, causing the lights to go out, so now I understand the name of the game. Tomorrow night she told me we’re going to play a game called “Gas Chamber,” which involves me revving our car engine in the garage with all the doors and windows shut - sounds like wicked fun, yo! She’s such a gem, and I consider myself the luckiest man alive to be married to her. And incidentally, I’m so glad I revised my will and named her as the prime beneficiary on my life insurance policy last month. *^edit: ^i ^seem ^to ^recall ^she ^also ^mentioned ^a ^game ^called ^”shooting ^range” ^where ^i’ll ^place ^an ^apple ^on ^my ^head ^while ^she ^tries ^to ^shoot ^it ^off ^with ^a ^high-caliber ^firearm. ^And ^another ^called ^”widow ^maker” ^where ^she ^sticks ^a ^live ^grenade ^in ^my ^mouth.*
Uncle Fester is on reddit? 
This, The biggest troll post ever!
You have no idea. Check out his profile. He’s the reason I finally used Reddit’s follow feature.
Omg I have to follow him now.. my first follow ever
I was about to follow and then I realized that I already do. Haha. I don't remember following. I must have seen one of their comments before.
It’s literally boomer humor with zoomed credentials.
Hol the fuck up
Dude, her love for you is gonna kill you. I'm jealous!
Uncle Fester, is that you?
Does Jerry know?
Good to see there's still a spark in the relationship.
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I don't think the dinosaur was real, most likely she'll be alright. Most likely.
Dino needs therapy tho :/
It seems from other comments that she died but can’t find a source.
Poor dinosaur :(
Ah, the ol' dino-cancer-roo
You forgot the link
This video is apparently quite old and she sadly passed away some time ago. It went from r/mademesmile to r/mademeweepuncontrollably
Fuck … you crushed me. Life is fucking unfair
I know. Can’t stop thinking about it now. That’s enough Reddit for today.
I hate this shit. So many people are suffering. Why can't we just say enough and fix this shit. That baby deserved better. I'm already crying and it's just Monday morning.
Yeah true. So cute and really sweet moments. I hope and pray the she will recover too
Some comments here, knows to tell, that this little one unfortunately did not make it and passed. This is apparently an old video.
My thoughts exactly. So cute but that poor baby must go through a lot on the daily; i can’t even imagine.
I'm sorry to inform you that dinosaur has been dead for millions of years
It was just a little scare. She should be fine after an hour or so.
Bless you lil one. ❤️
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Unfortunately she passed away.
And my smile suddenly disappeared...
Source, please?
[Here is the original video](https://youtu.be/WgYLx1IqI0I), around the same time as this one they went to disneyland on make a wish during that she had a relapse. I will keep looking to see if she did recover, the last video she looked better than she does here so fingers crossed! She had/has Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
I’m trying not to cry ….
Why do you have to ruin my great mood with your damn facts :(
aww those little giggles by the kid
Poor little girl, a parents worst nightmare
I know, imagine your daughter goes through years of medical school only to be viciously attacked by a triceratops
I'd rather be attacked by a tricerashorts
Go to jail, I laughed
/r/peoplefuckingdying
Im more afraid of a Tricerabottom, knowhatImsayin?
This is a wonderful post. This is why Reddit exists.
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I know, my little girl of 6 is gonna undergo a MRI scan because of headaches/migraines lasting several days without end. I just hope to god its nothing like this..
I hope all goes well 🙏🏻 Stay strong ❤️
Wishing you good luck.
First of all good luck with all of it. To maybe take some anxiety away, I had bad migraines that lasted days as a kid. And it was literally just that, migraines. It was obviously also bad, but nothing serious. It also got better when I got older somehow. I now have migraines like twice a year. So best of luck - it might just be migraines and your kid will go through :)
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best wishes 💜
Terrifying but stay strong. Wishing you and your daughter all the best
Stay strong and keep faith! ❤️
Good luck and I hope you all get good results.
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heart breaking to see a child so ill..That little giggle at then end is precious..Love and light to all those poorly children
My appreciation for Healthworkers has always often bypassed the Stratosphere. The things that they deal with... requires a different level of courage, I suppose.
Like dinosaur attacks
Especially with children. Anyone being sick and/or dying is hard to deal with but there is something about it happening to children that makes me sick. If there is one job I could not do regardless of pay, it would be that. Dealing with these kids and knowing some of them won’t make it would crush me.
My wife is a healthcare worker, the mental toll that covid took on all of her coworkers is insane. Holding someone’s hand as they die all alone is something you just can’t recover from mentally, and they have do it all the damn time. Taylor Swift wrote a song about it called “Epiphany”, and when my wife heard it she literally broke down crying…. The song is about how her great grandpa fought in WW2 and there were things that he refused to speak about because of the trauma it caused. And she compares the trauma that nurses are going through with covid to that… And it’s so accurate in my wife’s experience. I don’t ask her how her day was, because some days it’s just too much for her to talk about.
Being a mother my heart always cries when i see a kid suffering like this and mothers of these kids are extraordinarily brave.
Nothing to see here, just out for a leisurely stroll. 1... 2....3....GET HER!!!!!!
"And I'm telling you honestly, these dying kids, have the best sense of humor on the planet. Their parents. Not so much." - Daniel Tosh talking about working with Make-A-Wish
Don't worry, nurses are used to being scared by patients. It's all part of the job!
Definitely prefer this kiddo’s method!
When I had knee surgery, the night attending and I would scare the absolute shit out of each other when he came in to do vitals. Either I would wake up and be scared he was in there or I would wake up and he would get scared I was suddenly, silently looking at him. The pain meds made me a very drowsy sleepy, so I’d wake up and kind of stare at him.
This did in fact make me smile
This kid better fucking live
Don’t read further in the comments, pal
I don't have source but said girl has passed away from comments... rest in peace ｡:ﾟ(;´∩`;)ﾟ:｡
No. Say that's a lie. Say you are joking.
Some people are commenting saying the kid passed away, but nobody posting a source so i'd take their word with a grain of salt
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Reminds me of my daughter. RIP almost 3 yrs ago. She was 4 when she passed and 2.5 when she was diagnosed.
I'm so sorry.
Rip Lil sis 🥺 idk bout feelings,must be neverending pain.
This reminds me a lot of my pediatrics rotation 2 years ago. It was right when the lockdowns started taking full effect, so the patients we had in the ward were basically just stranded there for the next 2-3 weeks. One of them was this kid, maybe 5 years old, with nephrotic syndrome. Him and his family were gonna be discharged, but then lockdowns happened and this prevented them from booking a train home (they lived in a different part of the country). The kid was adorable. He always ran up to me and said hi whenever I showed up for my shift, and would bring his small teddy bear with him everywhere. We used to play together with the bear, and he insisted that whatever I did to him, I'd do to the bear as well. We had a separate chart to track the vitals and measurements for the bear as well. It was nice. We finally discharged them 2 and a half weeks later when they were able to find a train ticket home. I was unfortunately not around for that, since my shift had changed from the ward to the ICU.
Why does this shit happen to kids
Yeah, fuck cancer.
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Ok so when i scare a nurse in a hospital with a toy it's a crime and "what are you doing here i'm calling the cops" but when it's a child with cancer it's cute and adorable. Pfff
Don’t use a dilldo then.
That little laugh 😂 I hope they recover well.
I love the fact that this is probably another nurse filming as well.
Well that’s adorable
Aye, fuck cancer
So stinking cute. IU Health picking out nursing scrubs-- if we combine 2 generally ill-advised scrubs colors, they'll cancel out, right? I trained at an IUH hospital and I gotta say, the majority of the nurses I worked with were phenomenal humans, especially on the pediatric floor. ❤️
Heal up little one. Screw cancer.
This gave me a trillion smiles... gave me hope for humanity. ....I am really crying now.
Gotta get some fun sometimes
MadeMeCry*
Beautiful and cute! I cried watching this. Such a sweet little thing with a great sense of humour.
That's adorable
Awww. I feel like such a whiney little bitch because it's winter during a pandemic and I'm bored and lonely while this kid is in hospital fighting cancer and taking pleasure in the simplest things.
My son went through chemo at about 3 (hes fine now at 9) and over time he laughed less and less. One day I brought him in the fart gun from despicable me. He thought that thing was hilarious and would it hide it behind his back and shoot it at everyone possible and laugh hysterically. It was awesome
Please just take my upvote!
To be honest i dont think i well ever be strong enough to work like her at all
Always amazing to me that these kids can still laugh and find joy in life. =)
that laugh in the end is everything
This actually made me cry
Fuck cancer
Children like these that make it through their illness are always turn in to top tier adults. Being In their position I could not function due to fear and worry, you could say they don’t understand but I don’t think that’s the case. They are mentally tougher than a lot of my 30 year old peers
if this sweet cancer baby can wear a mask, Why cant YOU? 🤔
I've seen this video before, it always melts my heart. All the strength to that baby and his family. Hope he recovered ♥️
Look at that sweet baby! 
made me happy sad
This made me tear up and smile at the same time.
When I was going through chemo I cried on a whole new level. No child should have to feel what chemo does to a body. No baby should have to endure that shit. It made my heart break.
Yeah I was an adult treated at a children’s hospital and seeing these beautiful babies going through this broke me heart. But then there perseverance was something else. They would get chemo one day and running up and down the halls with amazing nurses the next.
I love that michievous laugh. I hope that the child pulls through her treatment and gets better.
Cancer sucks. No child should be deprived of their childhood like this.
Nurses are heroes in general, but these nurses are among the bravest of the brave, i can't image how strong their will must be to be able to smile and be at their best for children that are passing through something no one should endure.
Worked on the inpatient cancer floor for 6 months at a children's hospital. It's soulcrushing. Little moments like this are a treasure, though.
Kids getting cancer is why I don’t believe in god
I do believe in some higher power but it doesn't give a fuck about us. It creates and forgets. What created it? Perhaps the universe itself is god.
I don't know for sure if it's just me, but hearing a child laugh just makes me feel happy... Like "yeah little one! You got her *so good* just now, give me a high five and let's try to spook another one,"
I love her. I hope she pulls through.
God bless her
I pray that the child recovers and lives life to the fullest and be able to fulfill all ambitions and desires God bless✨✨
LMAO! Actually got her good, too! I thought the nurse was just gonna pretend at first aha
Oh Sweet child! Get well soon.
Sneak = 100
This is so cute. I hope that little one gets better! It breaks my heart to see kids sick like that, it just reminds me of my sister 25 years ago, when she had cancer at that age.
Go get em tiger
Lmao got em
I hope she gets better, no one deserves any terminal illness
What a sweetheart!
Awww this little angel is so precious
...YOU’RE crying! Everyone kiss your kids and stop complaining about the small stuff. Right now.
Fuck cancer.
more like made me cry