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Danielle Hendrix was only 15 years old when she was diagnosed with cancer. The diagnosis caused her to miss being in-person for almost all of her sophomore year of high school. The DanceBlue Clinic was a light even during her darkest times. Danielle's experience inspired her to want to give back and help others who may be facing a similar situation.
After overcoming osteosarcoma, 12-year-old Katie Bell returns to Kentucky Children's Hospital for the grand opening of her art exhibit "Pups of Color" featuring UK HealthCare’s Animal Assisted Therapy dogs. During her stays at the hospital, Katie continued to create artwork to help her through difficult times.
After her son Lewis's devastating cancer diagnosis, Dynae Utz was determined to power through and keep a positive attitude. Through it all, she found support in a network of other parents of children in the DanceBlue Clinic. Today, Lewis is in remission and doing well, and through her connection with DanceBlue, Dynae is able to offer the kind of support that she knows other caregivers need.