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Bryan Reynolds and the Pittsburgh Pirates gave cancer survivor Penelope Byler the surprise of a lifetime at PNC Park. The 10-year-old who battled through 42 weeks of chemotherapy got to throw the first pitch to her baseball hero.
Brayden Baldwin beat childhood cancer twice before age 7 and now trains daily to become a Philadelphia Flyers goaltender. A unique school program lets him balance hockey training with academics, even during medical appointments.
A young Yankees fan in Boston Children's Hospital got surprise visits from his favorite team's players while waiting for a life-saving heart transplant. The 7-year-old's pinstriped pride in Red Sox territory caught the team's attention on social media.
Seven years after losing his eye to a rare cancer, Elliot Hendrix is finding his voice through art and competing nationally. The Franklin boy's journey proves healing comes in many forms.
Hillary Yip juggles investor pitches and marketing plans like any startup founder, except she has to finish her homework first. The Hong Kong teen built Minor Mynas, a language learning app for kids, after discovering her own passion for Mandarin at summer camp.
A Queensland schoolboy shattered two national running records and set a state record just days before his 11th birthday. Rylan Wooster's triple record-breaking performance has coaches calling him one of the most focused young athletes they've ever seen.
Lily Zataar, an 8-year-old brain cancer survivor from New Orleans, answered her door to discover she'd been chosen as the 2026 Bionic Bitty Babe. She'll spend the year dancing alongside an inspiring team of cancer survivors in Mardi Gras parades and community events.