A two-year-old girl in Idaho Falls has completed chemotherapy and had surgery to remove a tumor. Lily, the daughter of Amanda and Steven Cook, was diagnosed with stage 4 sacrococcygeal cancer in December. After undergoing successful treatment at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City, her tumor shrunk significantly. The family is grateful for the support they have received from the community, including a fundraiser that raised over $30,000 to help with expenses. They are now waiting for blood results to see if Lily is cancer-free. Despite the challenges they have faced, the Cook family is hoping for a return to normalcy, with Lily’s third birthday just around the corner. The family has shared their journey on Facebook, where they have received an outpouring of love and encouragement. Dr. William Hammond performed a 12-hour surgery on Lily, who has shown remarkable bravery throughout her treatment. Her parents, Amanda and Steven, have been by her side, supporting her every step of the way. The Cook family is looking forward to celebrating Lily’s birthday at the end of May, hoping that she will be cancer-free by then. For more updates on Lily’s progress, follow their journey on Facebook.
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