Montana Children's: New Warrior Bell rings in wellness for young patients
Former cancer patient Wacee Simenson (in cap) returned to Montana Children's Thursday for the dedication of a new Warrior Bell in his name. Joining him were his brother, Wylee, father, Justin, mother, Tomi as well as Montana Children's Oncologist and Hematologist Courtney Lyle. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
The new Warrior Bell dedicated at Montana Children's Thursday in the name of former cancer patient Wacee Simenson. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Six months after receiving his final cancer treatment there, 10-year-old Wacee Simenson of Chinook returned to Montana Children’s pediatric center in Kalispell on Thursday — the last day of 2020 — to celebrate the dedication of the new Warrior Bell that has been donated to the center in his name.
Diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma in 2018, doctors found a mass in Simenson’s chest the size of a football...
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