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Originally Posted by mbanks21

My (now) 15 year old was diagnosed with stage 4 Osteosarcoma last May. Same as yours, perfectly healthy normal kid before the diagnosis. She had 10 weeks of chemo, they took out most of her femur and some of her tibia, 18 more weeks of chemo, surgery on both lungs and right hip, 36 more weeks of chemo, she was deemed "Cancer free" in February, just had her 9 month scans a few weeks ago, still cancer free.

It's gonna suck major ass honestly but you gotta keep your chin up if only for your daughter, you guys can get through this.

Thanks so much for sharing your family's courageous journey. One thing I'm learning is just how resilient kids really are. Their incredible sense of indestructibility is inspiring. I think back across my life of all the things that I let bend me out of shape. The things that I fretted over that, in the grand scheme of things, were so inconsequential. I intend to use this situation as a learning experience to try to keep things in perspective.

I'm very happy to hear that your daughter is continuing to remain cancer free. I'm confident that she'll stay that way and go on to do great things.