A Chino Hills teenager with leukemia is making the most of her time left to inspire others.
"When Addy was diagnosed for the second time with cancer — we were told her time was short," said Staci Conely, her mother.The Chino Valley community held a special cap and gown ceremony for a high school senior earlier this week.
On Saturday, she and a group of her friends had an early prom at Newport Beach.She and her longtime friend Sebastian Snitily started dating in May of 2021 — just two weeks before she found out about the cancer.Addison and Sebastian will be married on Wednesday March 30th.Gold Rush Cure Foundation helped organize the prom.
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