Childhood Cancer Heroes

You are here

Home » Childhood Cancer » Our Childhood Cancer Heroes » Harley Paniagua

Harley Paniagua

  • Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)
View More Heroes Next Hero

Click the images to see them larger above!

Learn more about
Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)

Get the facts about Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and how our research projects are making a difference.

Learn More »

Harley Gage Paniagua does not allow his Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia diagnosis drag him down. Harley is 6 years old, and a loved, brave warrior, who will never stop fighting until he beats his disease.

Harley’s skin was extremely pale and it concerned his mother, Jamie, who took him the emergency room. He was diagnosed with ALL and began treatment immediately. Harley is currently in remission and in the maintenance stage of his chemotherapy. He will remain in this stage of treatment for three years and will be 9 years old when he is finished.

Harley’s family stands beside him and encourage him through this tough battle. His family member Jaylene always reminds Harley: “Never give on fighting for your life.”

Information provided by Jaime Paniagua, Harley’s Mom
November 2015

Next Hero
View More Heroes Next

Donate in Honor of Harley Today!

Your donation helps to fund critically-needed research to find better treatments and cures for children with cancer.

Childhood Cancer Heroes

More Heroes

VIEW ALL HEROES
Erin Ersoy
Erin is a pre-veterinary student and a cancer survivor. When she was 2 years old she underwent difficult treatment for neuroblastoma, and lives with many health complications. But she's a star, shining light on childhood cancer by sharing her own story.
Koa Smith
Koa was an amazing little boy who could make anyone laugh. After he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, he fought for five months. Sadly, Koa passed away.
Maverick Giesen
"We found the first symptom on day one, and by day three he had a cancer diagnosis." Maverick was just 20 months old when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and began treatment. Today he is doing well!
Parker Leuther