Johnny was diagnosed in September 2015 after repeated visits to the doctor for a fever. Finally, after weeks of differing diagnoses, and with help from a gastroenterologist, a scan was ordered, and they received Johnny's cancer diagnosis.

His treatment has included chemotherapy (off-and-on since September 2015), an autologous bone marrow transplant, MIBG therapy, antibody therapy, and radiation.

Johnny has been in treatment for 2.5 years, but in his free time, he loves to swim, play with his sister, and draw.

Johnny also loves riding therapeutic horses, chasing bubbles, and throwing water balloons.

At the Clinic, he loves the music room and the toys. He has developed a love for art and turned into quite an artist.

Johnny recently started preschool.

The Jimmy Fund Clinic is like the Morris family's second home - they love the amazing nurses, front desk staff and the child life support specialists. Their family feels comfortable there and they feel well taken care of. The Clinic also has theme days/activities to encourage the kids to enjoy themselves. It’s a nice distraction for them as all these amazing kids are fighting for their lives. 

Colleen notes this is the family's new normal. Making the kids happy and comfortable while we find a cure for these horrible diseases is very important, and the Jimmy Fund Clinic does it well.

Johnny and Madison will be saying “Play Ball” before tonight’s game.