Huntersville boy beats cancer | kens5.com [Video]

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — A five-year-old Huntersville boy is celebrating a big win — beating cancer.  

Luke Miller was diagnosed with stage 3 T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma when he was three years old. Luke’s parents said games and toys gifted by nonprofits were essential to helping them stay positive and have fun during a solemn time.  

Last week, Luke went to Capitol Hill to advocate for kids just like him and to gain support for their difficult diagnoses. 

“Luke just turned three years old when we first started noticing that he had an abnormality happening on his neck,” Luke’s mother Megan Miller said.

Cancer is tough, so Miller said they tried their best to make Luke’s treatments fun.

“He got virtual reality sets, and painting sets, and books,” Miller said. “That was something that he really looked forward to going to …