Jameson's Fight: Halfway Through Chemo

0:00Three-year-old Jameson, from Kansas City, is facing cancer head-on, deeper into his second round of radiation than most kids his age ever imagined. Just weeks back, he broke his femur because the treatments weakened his bones, landing him in a full-leg cast while he keeps fighting. His mom, Serine, explains how chemo and radiation hit young bones hard, making fractures more likely during this tough battle. Still, she's blown away by his grit, watching her little guy power through pain like it's nothing. Serine calls it wow to see such strength in her baby and is lifting her up too. The whole Kansas City community has rallied around them, sending support that feels like a lifeline in the chaos. Jameson just finished cycle 5 out of 10, halfway to the end of this chemo stretch, but they've got five more rounds ahead. The family's staying strong, one step at a time. If you're moved by Jameson's story, donations are helping cover those ongoing treatment bills. Every bit keeps this fighter in the ring.

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