Spencer Shores, a pediatric cancer patient at Banner Children’s Hospital, wanted to do something special for the hospital when he came to the end of his treatment program, something he could share with other kids like him. So, Spencer and his family on Friday, February 27, donated a ceremonial gong that a child can ring when they’ve come to the end of their chemo/radiation journey. It will be a new tradition at the hospital.
Young boy marks end of cancer treatment with gift to caregivers
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Posted: Monday, March 2, 2009 8:29 pm | Updated: 2:43 am, Sat Oct 8, 2011.
Posted in Local, Mesa on Monday, March 2, 2009 8:29 pm. Updated: 2:43 am.
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