Madisyn Damas isn’t letting her diagnosis stop her from smiling and is sharing her story to help others. Her mom advises parents who notice their children having bizarre symptoms or unique sensations to get checked 'just to be on the safe side.'
On Friday, Salas introduced us to Madisyn Damas on Good Day LA. Madisyn, who goes by Madi, isn’t letting her diagnosis stop her from smiling and is sharing her story to help others. 17-year-old’s world was turned upside down after a recent cancer diagnosis. Through it all, she keeps a positive attitude.
Michelle Damas advises parents who notice their children having bizarre symptoms or unique sensations to get checked "just to be on the safe side." For now, Madi is focused on treatment and graduating from high school. She is set to begin her next round of chemotherapy soon.
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