In this episode, grandparents Janet and Keith Burton return to the Oklahoma Proton Center ten years after their grandson, Leo, was treated for pediatric cancer. They discuss the initial shock of the diagnosis and the emotional journey of supporting their family. The episode is a powerful testament to Leo's resilience and the enduring strength of family.

David Raubach sits down with Abby and her daughter Hattie, whose family traveled from England to Oklahoma City. Ten years ago, Hattie’s younger brother received proton therapy for pediatric cancer at the Oklahoma Proton Center. Now, they return to reflect on their journey, share memories of treatment, and discuss what it means to revisit the place that gave their family hope. Abby opens up about the challenges of parenting through cancer treatment, while Hattie shares her perspective as a supportive sister.

Join David Raubach on The Cancer Project podcast as he talks with 10-year-old cancer survivor Leo and his father, James. Discover Leo's journey battling bladder cancer from infancy, the family's experience with treatment in Oklahoma due to the UK's lack of proton centers at the time, and how Leo thrives today with a passion for cricket and art. James shares the challenges and support they received from both the UK and Oklahoma communities. This heartfelt episode offers insights into resilience, community, and the lasting impact of medical journeys.