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In the midst of Easter weekend in 2022, Nash's parents, Kendyll and Preston, noticed a lump on his stomach. At the recommendation of his pediatrician, they took Nash to Phoenix Children’s—and that’s when their world turned upside down. Nash, then just 21 months old, was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, a form of liver cancer.

Watch the video above to learn what life has been like for Nash and his family as they've tackled this difficult diagnosis together.

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So much progress has been made in the fight against childhood cancer, but there’s still so much work to be done—and we can’t do it alone. Give today to Phoenix Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders to help kids like Nash take a step towards a healthy future.

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