We can beat cancer. We just have to keep trying.

I hope that by the time the millenium arrives, cancer will be cured.

I'd rather be skating than dreaming.

I believe in myself now more than ever because I have reached many of my goals. I found out I have a lot of courage.

A sunny spring day makes me feel good and happy!

I thank God for the devoted doctors and nurses at Children's Hospital and for my loving family and friends who help me every day.

I like to draw horses because it passes the time at the clinic.

A shark attack against cancer.

When I grow up, I want to be a zoologist and study sea turtles.

It feels good to be cancer-free, because you know that soon your hair will grow back and you won't be different from your friends. I think they'll find a way to cure cancer totally for every kid.

At the end of the dark tunnel, there is a light.

When I feel good, I like to go outside in the warm weather.

I was in the hospital for Christmas. I drew this nutcracker as a symbol of hope that in the millennium they can find a cure for cancer so kids don't have to stay in the hospital for the holidays.