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Killeen boy rings the bell after battling Leukemia for three years and emerging victorious

Killeen boy rings the bell after beating three-year battle with Leukemia

Come Celebrate The "MJ Ring The Bell " Killeen, Texas

Cancer survivor Mj Dixon will celebrate being cancer free.

11-year-old boy beats three yearlong Leukemia battle and plans for ringing the bell ceremony

Oklahoma Police Departments Raise Money For 9-Year-Old Boy With Rare Leukemia

9-Year-Old Boy Battling Rare Form Of Leukemia, Oklahoma Police Departments Raise Money

Central Texans rally around 9-year-old Killeen boy with cancer

MJ Dixon is 9-years-old and battling B-Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia, an illness that's robbed him of the last several months since his diagnosis in February.

9-year-old Killeen boy battling cancer needs bone marrow donor

9-year-old Killeen boy battling leukemia needs bone marrow donor MJ Dixon was diagnosed in February. He only has a 23% chance of finding a donor right now. Here's how you can help. Author: Taheshah Moise Updated: 10:21 PM CDT June 1, 2021 KILLEEN, Texas — A 9-year-old boy from Killeen diagnosed with leukemia needs your help. MJ Dixon is on the list to receive a bone marrow transplant, but chances are low right now that he'll be able to find a donor. He was diagnosed with B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia on February 25. "Overall my world just crashed that day. I didn’t have anything. Couldn’t think about anything else. Didn’t know what to think didn’t know what to feel," MJ's mother Chaundra Dixon said.

Child seeks bone marrow transplant

Be the Match, the national bone marrow donor program, was at the Clear Creek Commissary Saturday looking for people to register to be a bone marrow donor, in the hopes of finding a match for a Fort Hood youth fighting a rare form of leukemia and other children in desperate need for a bone marrow match. In the midst of February’s winter storm that blanketed Central Texas with snow and ice, 9-year-old Michael “MJ” Dixon was fighting a storm of his own, after being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a rare form of childhood cancer in which the bone marrow cells develop errors in its DNA.

Killeen Child Battling Leukemia is in Dire Need of Our Support

This story touched me in a way that I HAD to share. Back during the February snowstorm, Michael Dixon (a.k.a. MJ) began experiencing pain in his legs and was diagnosed with B cell Acute Leukemia and is now in need of a marrow transplant. Doctors informed his mom, Chaundra Dixon, that MJ would need full-time care for at least a year. Get our free mobile app At the time the story was published, Dixon was using 12 weeks of unpaid FMLA leave and had used up her other paid time off options. “The doctor told me “you cannot work”. Those words hit me because it’s like how can I pay the bills? I have other babies.”