Emma Blaser will talk about her advocacy role as a sibling for her younger sister Ava, who was diagnosed with Stage 5 Bilateral Wilms Tumor when she was 3 years old in 2011, relapsed when she was 10, and has now been cancer free for more then 4 years.

Ava Blaser was 3 years old when she was diagnosed with Stage 5 Bilateral Wilms Tumor in 2011. Her sister Emma, who is 6 years older than Ava will talk about her sister's ultimately successful fight against this form of Pediatric Cancer in which Ava relapsed when she was 10, but has now been cancer free for more than 4 years.Emma took it upon herself at 16 years old when Ava relapsed to become a passionate and compassionate advocate for the cause of Wilms Tumor and Pediatric Cancer as Ava's sibling. Emma is now a spokeswoman for the Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation and has spread her message to many siblings who have gone through what Emma and Ava have gone through together.