A 9-year-old boy with cancer meets his baby sister just before he passes away and says 10 heartbreaking words to his parents.

For a while, things looked hopeful as the cancer went into remission. Bailey returned to school, and life felt normal again. But the cancer came back, forcing him to undergo more chemotherapy and hospital stays. Once again, the treatments seemed to help, and Bailey began feeling better.

Bailey Cooper’s family faced the worst news any parent could hear: their son had cancer. In 2016, the 9-year-old was diagnosed with Stage 3 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.

His life quickly became focused on treatments and hospital visits.

For a while, things looked hopeful as the cancer went into remission. Bailey returned to school, and life felt normal again. But the cancer came back, forcing him to undergo more chemotherapy and hospital stays. Once again, the treatments seemed to help, and Bailey began feeling better.

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