17-year-old cancer survivor Ethan Huynh raises $45,000 for kids

Ethan Huynh, a 17-year-old, survived brain cancer and returned to competitive swimming. He transformed his races into fundraising opportunities for children facing cancer. Two swim meets he participated in successfully raised $45,000 for cancer research. His personal journey fuels his commitment to supporting other young patients. Ethan's efforts inspire hope and encourage continued fighting…

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