Today was a very emotional with nothing but happy tears. On 8/1/25 we found the tumor and on 8/5/25 we met with his surgeon. Chaz was scheduled to have surgery on 8/8/25 to remove the tumor. We met with the surgeon after my son's surgery and at that moment our life's had changed forever. My world stopped, my body went limp and it felt like i couldn't breath. Words come out of her mouth that no parent ever wants to hear. It's cancer... Chaz tumor was a blue cell tumor. At that moment I found out that my son had Rhabdomyosarcoma. 8/20/25 we met with another surgeon to make sure that the cancer hasn't spread to his lymph nodes in his stomach and to put his port in for chemotherapy treatments. On 9/15/25 my son had his second and third surgery. A few days later I got the call about his surgery and diagnoses. He was officially diagnosed with stage 3 Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma. On 9/29/25 he started his chemotherapy treatment journey with weekly treatments. He gets admitted to the hospital every 3 weeks for major chemotherapy treatments. On 1/12/26 my son started his radiation treatment. Chaz went through 20 radiation treatments. Everyday treatment Monday-Friday and received his certification of completion and got to ring his first bell. Today my son got to ring his second bell and has finally completed his major chemotherapy treatments which means no more hospital admissions for chemotherapy treatments. 🥰 We now have 6 more months of weekly minor chemotherapy treatments to go and we should have some pet scans coming up soon. Joy pours from all of our hearts today as I get to wait on my son in his own bed and to know that his body will be able to heal some. Please keep the prayers coming for my family, we most definitely still need them. Im truly lost for words on how amazing and strong these kids are are and im just so grateful for them. This will forever be my why! 🖤 LET'S GO CHAZ!!💯💪 #chevygirl #fckcancer #chazstrong💪 #fyp #fyp - @lilmamma_25