Victory 4 Vincent

Victory 4 Vincent Vincent was diagnosed with ATRT (brain cancer) at 4 months old. He beat it 3 times. Then he beat T-cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma too. He's a miracle.

Born to love, forced to fight. This is our family's story of fighting for his life every single day. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

16 years ago today was the very best day of my life. That day I became a mother to the most beautiful baby girl. She was...
09/10/2026

16 years ago today was the very best day of my life. That day I became a mother to the most beautiful baby girl. She was born with a full head of black thick hair and weighed almost 10 lbs. She had full neck control that impressed all the doctors and made her look like a 4 month old next to the other babies in the nursery. The moment I looked into her eyes, I finally knew what true, unconditional love really was. She was perfect in every way, and she was mine. I remember one day walking into her room to get her after a nap and she was standing in her crib with the biggest smile on her face, so excited to see me and in that moment I realized I wished I had her when I was younger so I would get to love her longer. It seems like yesterday and a million years ago at the same time because now I can’t imagine or remember not knowing her. She was always a part of me, the very best part of me. She was hilarious and wicked smart, and so kind and generous. The first 7 years of her life were the best years of my life. When Vincent was diagnosed with cancer, my world fell apart and my biggest heartbreak was for her and how much I knew her life would be changed by it. I would come home from the hospital at night and she would climb into bed with me and I would lay there listening to her breathe with a million thoughts running through my head. Loving her got me through my darkest days, she was the reason I could get out of bed and keep going. It still breaks my heart that I missed so much of her life during those really tough years when we were in the worst place possible with Vincent’s cancer. I wish I could have that time back with her that cancer robbed from us. She has dealt with more than any kid should have to, cancer didn’t take over her body but it did take over her life. And yet, here she is now 16 years old, still hilarious and wicked smart with dreams of her own starting to take shape. And I am in awe of her. Becoming her mother is the best thing that has ever happened to me, and I hope she knows how much I love her and will always be there for her. Although I do wish time would slow down I am also so excited to see what she does with her future. And I will always be her biggest fan and supporter. She will always be my baby girl, even if she passed me in height years ago.

Happy Sweet Sixteen Mina! I hope this year and all the years to come bring you happiness and everything you hope for. I love you to the moon and back times infinity.

Love your mom, who doesn’t always get it right but always, always, always loves you no matter what.

💛💛 Please help celebrate her birthday with a donation to her fundraiser for the CHOP Parkway Run 💛💛

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Today we went to the Philadelphia Phillies Childhood Cancer Awareness Game. The Phillies do a great job of going gold an...
09/06/2026

Today we went to the Philadelphia Phillies Childhood Cancer Awareness Game. The Phillies do a great job of going gold and honoring our kids every September. We haven't been able to bring Vincent the past several years because it was at night or way too hot, but today he was finally able to attend! Taking him places like a baseball game can be a challenge but he did great today 🎗

Childhood cancer. I never thought about it. I never thought it would happen to me, to my family, to my infant. But for t...
09/02/2026

Childhood cancer. I never thought about it. I never thought it would happen to me, to my family, to my infant. But for the past 8.5 years, it is all I have thought about. It has taken up space in every moment of my life. I wake up every single day scared that my son will die. It has profoundly changed me, changed the way I think, the way I interact with other people, what I care about, and what I don’t care about anymore. If you knew me before my baby was diagnosed with cancer, you don’t know me now. I am not the same person and I never will be again.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, but I am painfully aware of the reality of childhood cancer every day. I see the children being diagnosed, relapsing, and dying every single day. It's not rare. And it's not a priority of our government either. It's maddening. Everyone should be outraged that cures and better treatments aren't being given the funding they need to save lives from the #1 disease killer of children.

Don't wait to care until it happens to a child you love, be a voice for kids now. Children are the future, but we need to make sure they actually have a future. Our children are more precious than gold.

Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 💛

Vincent was so happy to go back to school today!!!
08/31/2026

Vincent was so happy to go back to school today!!!

I hate how long results took. But I am relieved to report that all of Vincent's scans are stable!!!He gets to start scho...
08/28/2026

I hate how long results took. But I am relieved to report that all of Vincent's scans are stable!!!

He gets to start school next week. He gets to keep having a childhood. He gets to keep loving and living life.

And I am so grateful we get to keep watching the magic and miracle of Vincent's life.

Thank you for all the prayers and love for my little boy 💛


Tomorrow Vincent will have his 55th brain & spine MRI. 55, and his 8 years old. Last time his anesthesiologist realized ...
08/25/2026

Tomorrow Vincent will have his 55th brain & spine MRI. 55, and his 8 years old. Last time his anesthesiologist realized how many MRI's he's had and joked that he's done this more times than she had. It's a routine that no child should know and no parent should have pretend is normal.

Vincent doesn't really understand that CHOP is a hospital. He's not afraid to go and sometimes he even says that he wants to go CHOP. He wants to go to CHOP because he associates it with the playroom on the oncology floor. I don't know how it happened that he isn't traumatized going there but I am so grateful that he isn't. Throughout the past 8 years I have been so thankful that we have been spared the additional stress of Vincent being scared. Don't get me wrong, he doesn't like the medical procedures or interventions but he's also not anxious or nervous about them. He just doesn't want anyone telling him he can't go to the play room lol

He has no idea that every time we walk through those doors my stomach drops in anticipation of what the day might hold. We are lucky that he doesn't worry, he doesn't know he had cancer or that he was sick for most of his life, and he doesn't have to carry the weight of the knowing. And as heavy as it is for us to carry the knowledge and heartbreak of it all, it really is a blessing that he doesn't have to.

I'm praying that tomorrow is just another scan, that the date doesn't brand another trauma into our souls.

He's doing so well. He can't wait to go back to school next week. He's growing and learning, making so much progress in ways we never thought possible, like going p**p on the potty!!!! He's come so far and defied so many odds. He just wants to love life and go on field trips at school with his friends.

Please keep helping us to manifest a miraculous life for Vincent, keep him in your hearts and prayers tomorrow. Cancer free, now and forever.

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