‘She’s always been brave,’ Alexander girl fighting back against cancer
For Tanya and Cade Harguess, hearing the phrase, “it’s working,” has been the one they’ve longed for since their daughter Ember’s treatment began. After a battle that’s lasted for nearly two years,… Tanya and Cade Harguess of Alexander, Arkansas, have been battling neuroblastoma for nearly two years. Their daughter, Ember, has been moved from her treatment to Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, where she began MIBG therapy, which involves radiation being injected directly into the body. The intense treatment has left Ember isolated from her parents and put her through the ringer. However, progress began to occur when movement began to return. The family's nurse practitioner found them in the cafeteria and informed them that the treatment was working. Despite the setbacks, Ember remains positive and refuses to let this battle diminish her spark.
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ALEXANDER, Ark. – For Tanya and Cade Harguess, hearing the phrase, “it’s working,” has been the one they’ve longed for since their daughter Ember’s treatment began. After a battle that’s lasted for ne... [3000 symbols]
