Warwick toddler delights in tumor-fighting police and fire light show
WARWICK — Little Rowan Shaw, 2½, is putting up a big fight against high-risk metastatic neuroblastoma, a pediatric cancer that produces fast-growing tumors. He has heavy artillery fighting for him in Boston, where he endured nausea and lack of appetite during chemotherapy and was radioactive for weeks so doctors could research a new liquid radiation treatment. At home in Warwick, he’s been getting drive-by parades of well-wishers honking and waving to show they care. Those parades have escalated, said one of Rowan's uncles, Daniel Rayhall, who was pressed into service as family s...