Paige - Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program (AYA)

Paige – Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program (AYA)

Paige, an AYA patient, sitting down and smiling

At just 17 years old Paige was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer known as anaplastic large cell lymphoma or ALCL. Four years later, she’s feeling better than she ever has, thanks to the only adolescent and young adult cancer program in South Texas.

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