Katie is more appreciative of life after Successfully Battling Leukemia

Katie is more appreciative of life after Successfully Battling Leukemia

jakarta, one of many types of cancer that strikes children's blood cancer or leukemia. but katie strumpf is one of the lucky children can succeed against malignant leukemia and so much more appreciative of life.katie was diagnosed with leukemia when she was 10 years old in 1991. at that time the various emotions he feels from anger, fear, loneliness and the feeling of helplessness.the hardest part for katie in the fight against cancer is he should lose his school days and still remember is he didn't have a chance to feel his childhood like other children.this is because katie spend more time in the hospital to undergo various kinds of treatment, including chemotherapy is a very exhausting at her age is still young."i feel like i lost control of my own body. one of the scary is gripping my life with cancer is a terrible way, "said katie, as quoted from cancer.gov, monday (4/2/2013).however his parents wise enough which includes katie in a clinical trial research. his parents insisted on putting katie on the group that treatment does not affect the ability of motoriknya."i try to be positive and understanding of treatment. one strategy i was reminding myself, even though cancer forced me to grow much faster than is desirable, but the treatment will give me the opportunity to grow, "he said.katie's family members far and close to her came in to provide support. families often carries the favorite food and games to help children feel like other normal children.during treatment, katie told her parents that one day he would write a book for children who have cancer. spirit and a positive attitude that makes katie managed to fight malignant leukemia.now katie had already reached the age of 31 years old and healthy living, as well as still focused on cancer issues especially pediatric cancer (cancer in children). even when he graduated from college he wrote the book ' i never signed up for this! an upfront guide to dealing with cancer at a young age '.in addition, katie was working at a non-profit organization that helps children with severe pain and his family. unfortunately, she had to lose her husband, adam, due to a brain tumor."having cancer makes me more fully appreciate life. i grow up to be someone who is stronger and better, "pungkas katie.(ver./vit )
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