Update: The family has since learned the tumor was medulloblastoma, a cancerous brain tumor. The family also said doctors informed them the cancer had spread to Noah's spine. Doctors are now evaluating treatment options that could include chemotherapy and radiation.

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Noah recently began experiencing symptoms that seemed minor at first. He became very unsteady on his feet, walking as if he were dizzy, and then started having episodes of projectile vomiting. What was initially thought to be an ear infection turned into something much more serious.

After a CT scan and MRI, doctors discovered a tumor on Noah's cerebellum about the size of a lemon. Additional imaging showed several masses along his spine. Noah underwent major brain surgery, and doctors were able to remove approximately 90% of the tumor. The family is currently awaiting pathology results to determine his diagnosis and treatment plan, but doctors have advised them to prepare for chemotherapy and possibly radiation.

As Noah recovers, he will need physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and ongoing medical care. His recovery is expected to be a long journey.

Noah is a loving little boy who adores music, Hot Wheels, Toy Story, Mario, dinosaurs, riding his bike, reading, coloring, and spending time with his family. He loves giving hugs and kisses to everyone he meets and brings joy to everyone around him.

His family, especially his mother Victoria and grandparents Victor and Gracie, are committed to being by his side every step of the way. Victoria will be taking 12 weeks off work without pay to care for Noah. Between medical bills, therapies, travel, and ongoing treatment expenses, the costs will continue to grow.

Any prayer, donation, or share is deeply appreciated. Thank you for supporting Noah and his family as he begins his journey toward healing.

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