On September 5th, 2015 Bradley's MRI showed a posterior fossa brain tumor; which we later found out was Medulloblastoma, a type of childhood brain cancer that begins when normal cells in the brain change and grow uncontrollably forming a malignant tumor. This is a brain tumor that originates in the lower back part of the skull, better known as the cerebellum. These tumors are extremely rare and aggressive, but the good news is that the tumor was caught before it was able to spread to the spine. After receiving immediate surgery to have the tumor removed Bradley suffered from several side effects, the most noticeable being Cerebellar Mutism which left him with the inability to speak and loss of motor skills requiring him to receive daily physical therapy. Bradley has already overcome several huge hurdles with incredible strength and bravery, having undergone a 6 hour brain surgery and continuing to endure an extended stay at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital. While the surgery was largely successful he still has a long journey ahead of him that will include months of chemotherapy and radiation. I can't wait to get my energetic and funny baby boy back but unfortunately the treatment will make him feel sicker before he gets better. After meeting with pediatric oncologists and radiologists, Bradley's 51 week treatment plan was in place. Treatment will include 6 weeks of radiation, 5 days a week followed by several cycles of chemotherapy totaling 40 weeks.