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Chris Nayve talks about feeling community at the Native Graduation. 
Student Producer: Kate Buehrig 

Despite enduring countless hardships during her diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Eleni found life-lasting friendships. 

Student Producers: Ari Ahmadi and Bobby Manion

At five years old, Rina Sy was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic lukemia, but, now at sixteen, Rina uses her passion for creating original music to heal from the trauma of her cancer journey.

Student Producers: Kylie Pries and Jordan Stuart

Nala shares her unique journey as a sibling of a cancer patient and his experience through Camp Reach For The Sky.

Student Producers: Naza Jaff and Nicole Saravia

Amy Martinez is still in between dresses for her graduation, but what has been more exciting for her is getting a brand new hip.

Student Producers: Ashley Larson and Rebecca Wayne

Danica, a cancer survivor, was reluctant to attend a camp, but would soon come to learn how life-changing it was for her.

Student Producers: Alyssa Jackson and Connor Tushla

SDSU nursing student, Jonathan Eppert, shares about his experiences and connections after a diagnosis of cancer at age 16, and how it led him to become a counselor with Oncology And Kids.

Student Producers: Allie Longo, Colin Mullaney

Emily Rivera is battling a unique disorder, Beta Thalassemia, while trying to grow up as a normal teenage girl. 

Student Producers: Alex Nazereno and Nyla Harris

Despite facing loss and hardships as a cancer survivor, Monika has found a sense of community and a renewed sense of purpose and perspective on life through her involvement with OAK and Camp Reach For The Sky.

Student Producers: Madison Parks and Jacqueline Wylie

Andrew, at age nine, was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma Stage 4. Despite the challenge, he believes cancer gave him a new set of eyes.

Student Producers: Jaysea DeVoe and Riley Wilkinson