Warden teen looks forward to victory in cancer fight
Avree Pruneda smiles holding her new yellow lab puppy, Oakley, in her front yard in Warden late Tuesday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
The sign says it all as Avree Pruneda of Warden poses for a photo after wrapping up her final round of chemotherapy in Spokane last week.
Avree Pruneda poses together with staff at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children’s Hospital in Spokane after finishing up her final round of chemotherapy last week.
Avree Pruneda and her new puppy, Oakley, smile together for a photo in her family's front yard on Tuesday. Pruneda wrapped up her final round of chemotherapy last week as she finally has the finish line in sight for her battle with cancer.
WARDEN — This time last year, Avree Pruneda was dealing with a pain in her arm that would lead her down a trying path. The pain turned into a diagnosis of Ewing’s sarcoma in January, an extremely rare form of cancer. Roughly seven months later, she would be declared cancer-free, finally wrapping up her final round of chemotherapy last week.
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