ATLANTA — Then 10-month-old Reese was diagnosed stage 4 sacrococcygeal teratoma in August.
Hobby and her husband, Grant Rivera, said they knew something wasn’t right for months. They went to the doctors, where Reese had an MRI of her pelvic region, which revealed a large mass.
Friday, Hobby posted that a scan showed no signs of residual tumor. “She beat it,” Hobby said.
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The family immediately began chemotherapy at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. The tumor was removed in November.