At just 4-years-old, Lucy Donmoyer was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma in Jacksonville, Florida, but after 11 cycles of chemotherapy, two bone marrow transplants, and surgery, Lucy heorically rang the end of treatment bell on December 18, 2021.

This exciting moment captured the joy of her surrounding family, nurses, and her 2-year-old little sister, Charlotte.

Lucy's mom told Newsflare: "She had over 20 hospital stays ranging from 4-22 days. As all of her treatment was during the covid pandemic, it was mostly mom and dad with Lucy one at a time. On December 18th, Lucy got to ring the bell surrounded by family, nurses, and best of all her two-year-old little sister, Charlotte, who never once got to visit Lucy in the hospital."

In April of 2020, Lucy Donmoyer at 4 years old was diagnosed with high risk neuroblastoma at Wolfson Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida. Her treatment included 11 cycles of chemotherapy, surgery to attempt to remove her tumor, 2 bone marrow transplants, proton radiation and 6 months of immunotherapy. She had over 20 hospital stays ranging from 4-22 days. As all of her treatment was during the covid pandemic, it was mostly mom and dad with Lucy one at a time. On December 18th, Lucy got to ring the bell surrounded by family, nurses and best of all her two year old little sister, Charlotte, who never once got to visit Lucy in the hospital.