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A Phoenix Children's patient snuggles under a red blanket in a hospital bed.
Celebrating Axel’s Legacy
Though Axel's journey ended too soon, his spirit continues to inspire hope.
Allyson, a patient at Phoenix Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
From Diagnosis to Determination
After her worst fears were confirmed, Allyson began a journey filled with hope, healing and newfound purpose.
Makayla stands in the Phoenix Children's lobby.
When Life Changes in an Instant
Makayla remembers the moment she got the news that turned her world upside down.
Where Young Survivors Find Adventure
Hundreds of cancer survivors like Michael get the chance to experience a life-changing week at Camp Rainbow each year.
A young girl plays on a blue plastic slide on a playground.
Growing With Miela
Miela is a sweet and sassy 9-year-old who had a heart transplant when she was an infant. Since then, she and her family have had to navigate an unpredictable journey.
Molly and sisters, Ignite Hope 2025
WATCH: Igniting the Light of Hope for Molly
When Molly’s mental health began to suffer during her cancer treatment, a donor-supported program helped her find her way out of the darkness.
London, 2
Finding Light in London’s Fight Against Kidney Failure 
London, 2, was diagnosed with end-stage renal disease at 1 week old. Now, she's about to undergo a kidney transplant, and her father is her donor.
A Heart Full of Hope
Even as Iris spent a year in the hospital waiting for a new heart, her parents held on to hope that things would change for the better.
A young girl in a pink and yellow T-shirt poses by a large tree trunk.
Thriving With Epilepsy
Ayla, 8, had a stroke before her birth and was later diagnosed with epilepsy, but today she's thriving.
Discovering Healing Through Art
Art provides healing and an outlet for creative expression for Ezekiel, who has autism and Pitt-Hopkins syndrome.
Phoenix Children's patient Isabella with her parents, Juan and Amanda.
Healing Step by Step
Isabella was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer when she was 3. Watch her family's journey over the past year and a half.