MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Facing the death of a loved one is never easy, but one Twin Cities family is pulling together to get through it and raise awareness about a rare and deadly form of cancer.
READ MORE: Minnesotans Look To The SkySeventeen-year-old Zach Sobiech was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2009.
“Probably over 100 days in the hospital, 10 surgeries, 20 rounds of chemo,” Sobiech said. “So it’s been a long haul.”
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He was told this past summer he had months to live, but Zach has remained hopeful, even writing a song “Clouds.” He pulled down a songwriting contract as a result.
His mother Laura Sobiech says it’s been tough.
“From the moment we heard the word tumor, I thought ‘Oh, God is watching us,'” she said.
MORE NEWS: Soaking Up The Sun, Safely: How To Best Protect Your Skin, And Spot Skin CancerZach Sobiech has helped raise nearly $50,000 to be used to try to find a cure. To donate, click here.
