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Londyn Buss, forever 14, was diagnosed with DIPG Brain Cancer when she was 12 years old. Prior to diagnosis, everyone who knew Londyn knew she was one of those souls that was here on Earth to make a difference. She loved being social, she loved to dance, sing, play volleyball, and spent a lot of time with her friends. She was highly involved with all aspects of social media. She made videos at an early age of how to take care of babies, dances, and tutorials on how to be a better human. She was constantly on the go as if she knew her time was limited.

After diagnosis she decided that childhood cancer was not a vibe and that she wanted to change so any aspects. She said, Mom, we have to change this, nothing about this is right. These are kids and they deserve to live. She gave a speech in Washington DC and constantly told doctors on how to improve their jobs. She made an impact and an impression to everyone who met her or watch her videos.

Londyn wanted to live and we ask everyone hashtag #LondynLives on your social media posts. Londyn wanted to spread kindness and encourage people to help others and do acts of kindness. Londyn was epic, she fought until her last breathe, she wanted to stay here and change so many things broken in this world. We ask everyone continue her work.