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7-year-old cancer survivor rings bell to celebrate end of his treatment

On Jan. 9, Lane Patrick rang the bell at Brenner Children's Hospital in Winston-Salem, ending treatment for leukemia surrounded by family and friends.
Lane Patrick was diagnosed at age 5 while in kindergarten, prompting a switch to homeschooling and ending his pee-wee football participation.
Undergoing chemotherapy and repeated procedures, Lane accumulated colorful treatment beads that represented every step, including bone marrow tests, surgeries, and countless hospital treatments.
At 7 years old, Lane Patrick completed his prescribed treatment course and continued to inspire patients and supporters as a visible symbol during his journey.
In September 2024, Lane served as Wake Forest University's 'Gold Rush' honorary coin tosser, supporting research at Brenner Children's Hospital where he later rang the bell.

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